----- "Miles Libbey" <mi...@yahoo-inc.com> wrote: > Other parts of the new implementation that I think we'll need to add: > > - a way to include a header and footer section. If there becomes a > need to change to a new CSS file/modify the search box; putting a new > copywrite etc, changing in 1 file is much much nicer than in every > file. The current site uses SSI to achieve this -- many wiki > languages have similar concepts, but I suppose that the text to html > conversion script could also put them in.
This already exists in the form of a standard template: https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/trafficserver/site/branches/ats-cms/templates/ > - similarly, the navigation probably needs a bit more thought (as you > point out). The current SDK site has a file that has the file > structure (ie, "URLs" is a subnode of the "HTTP Headers" chapter, and > is generated via javascript. The top navigation (next/previous) is > done by hand in the individual file. I'm not sure we can fix the <Prev | Next> issue ad hoc, but I'm pretty sure it's *not* impossible to automate the process of putting together the entire Navigation. Maybe from that we can then automate the rebuild of Next/Prev links. > - localization. The current site doesn't have any way to localize. > Its great that the new one has a language tag on the file name. In > httpd land, once an english file is changed, a script goes through and > finds the corresponding other language files and modifies them to > indicate the english version has changed. IMHO, this seems very > clunky, relying on localizers to be able to diff files ... but its > something. Is there a similar process in this new CMS? I'm afraid this is one of the problems I have thought of, but have not found a satisfying solution. We could, maybe, do this as well in view.pm. Toggling a [[outdated]] tag, which would generate a standard phrase in $language that says: Please take a look at the English version of this document as this here is outdated. Thoughts? Volunteers to take a whack at view.pm? https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/trafficserver/site/branches/ats-cms/lib/view.pm > miles And without further ado, I'll now start to migrate our content. i -- Igor Galić Tel: +43 (0) 664 886 22 883 Mail: i.ga...@brainsware.org URL: http://brainsware.org/
