Hey everyone,
I have been chatting with Colin about moving the tor browser manual to lektor.
This is completely possible, but I wanted to understand a few things.
- Can we use the styleguide? Or do we have to keep the current design?
I am asking this because we have been testing the styleguide a lot with Lektor and it would be the easiest thing for me to create a framework in lektor to which you can just port the content from the system you are using to Markdown.
This will also be the same structure than the support portal, so it will be easier down the road, to port the manual to the support portal.
How does it sound to you?
Please let me know.
Talk soon,
-hiro
silvia [hiro]:
Hey everyone,
I have been chatting with Colin about moving the tor browser manual to lektor.
Hey Silvia, thanks for working on this.
This is completely possible, but I wanted to understand a few things.
- Can we use the styleguide? Or do we have to keep the current design?
I think that we should use the styleguide. I'm not sure what changes this would entail from our end, but we will be ready to complete them.
I am asking this because we have been testing the styleguide a lot with Lektor and it would be the easiest thing for me to create a framework in lektor to which you can just port the content from the system you are using to Markdown.
This will also be the same structure than the support portal, so it will be easier down the road, to port the manual to the support portal.
How does it sound to you?
Yes, makes total sense. Thanks!
Alison
Please let me know.
Talk soon,
-hiro
tor-community-team mailing list tor-community-team@lists.torproject.org https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-community-team
silvia [hiro]:
Hey everyone,
I have been chatting with Colin about moving the tor browser manual to lektor.
This is completely possible, but I wanted to understand a few things.
- Can we use the styleguide? Or do we have to keep the current design?
I am asking this because we have been testing the styleguide a lot with Lektor and it would be the easiest thing for me to create a framework in lektor to which you can just port the content from the system you are using to Markdown.
This will also be the same structure than the support portal, so it will be easier down the road, to port the manual to the support portal.
How does it sound to you?
Yes, I like that idea! Actually, I was pitching the move to lektor with the reasoning that we will be able to share work already done for styling in the support portal, and all the other things you are fixing with lektor (deb packages, l10n, etc)
On 09/19/18 16:28, emma peel wrote:
silvia [hiro]:
Hey everyone,
I have been chatting with Colin about moving the tor browser manual to lektor.
This is completely possible, but I wanted to understand a few things.
- Can we use the styleguide? Or do we have to keep the current design?
I am asking this because we have been testing the styleguide a lot with Lektor and it would be the easiest thing for me to create a framework in lektor to which you can just port the content from the system you are using to Markdown.
This will also be the same structure than the support portal, so it will be easier down the road, to port the manual to the support portal.
How does it sound to you?
Yes, I like that idea! Actually, I was pitching the move to lektor with the reasoning that we will be able to share work already done for styling in the support portal, and all the other things you are fixing with lektor (deb packages, l10n, etc)
Hi all,
Here is the skeleton of the new tor browser manual: https://gitweb.torproject.org/project/web/manual.git/
It contains the structure, style and topic.
Each topic has a folder in the contents folder under the root of the project. If you edit the contents.lr file inside each of the topic folders you will be able to edit title, description and body for the topic. Title and description are strings. The body is Markdown and it is where the actual content for each topic goes.
Please fell free to try this out on your local machines. There will be things that will need to be changed, so feel free to collect bugs and issues.
Talk soon, -hiro
Hi all, just checking in about this. We talked in Mexico about Maggie working on this. I believe what needs to happen now is that the current manual needs to get replaced with this one, so what needs to happen to make that a reality?
Alison Macrina Director Library Freedom Project
silvia [hiro]:
On 09/19/18 16:28, emma peel wrote:
silvia [hiro]:
Hey everyone,
I have been chatting with Colin about moving the tor browser manual to lektor.
This is completely possible, but I wanted to understand a few things.
- Can we use the styleguide? Or do we have to keep the current design?
I am asking this because we have been testing the styleguide a lot with Lektor and it would be the easiest thing for me to create a framework in lektor to which you can just port the content from the system you are using to Markdown.
This will also be the same structure than the support portal, so it will be easier down the road, to port the manual to the support portal.
How does it sound to you?
Yes, I like that idea! Actually, I was pitching the move to lektor with the reasoning that we will be able to share work already done for styling in the support portal, and all the other things you are fixing with lektor (deb packages, l10n, etc)
Hi all,
Here is the skeleton of the new tor browser manual: https://gitweb.torproject.org/project/web/manual.git/
It contains the structure, style and topic.
Each topic has a folder in the contents folder under the root of the project. If you edit the contents.lr file inside each of the topic folders you will be able to edit title, description and body for the topic. Title and description are strings. The body is Markdown and it is where the actual content for each topic goes.
Please fell free to try this out on your local machines. There will be things that will need to be changed, so feel free to collect bugs and issues.
Talk soon, -hiro _______________________________________________ tor-community-team mailing list tor-community-team@lists.torproject.org https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-community-team
Hi all,
I am going to give a patch to sys admin people and open the tickets needed for this.
Talk soon,
-hiro
On 11/5/18 5:15 PM, Alison Macrina wrote:
Hi all, just checking in about this. We talked in Mexico about Maggie working on this. I believe what needs to happen now is that the current manual needs to get replaced with this one, so what needs to happen to make that a reality?
Alison Macrina Director Library Freedom Project
silvia [hiro]:
On 09/19/18 16:28, emma peel wrote:
silvia [hiro]:
Hey everyone,
I have been chatting with Colin about moving the tor browser manual to lektor.
This is completely possible, but I wanted to understand a few things.
- Can we use the styleguide? Or do we have to keep the current design?
I am asking this because we have been testing the styleguide a lot with Lektor and it would be the easiest thing for me to create a framework in lektor to which you can just port the content from the system you are using to Markdown.
This will also be the same structure than the support portal, so it will be easier down the road, to port the manual to the support portal.
How does it sound to you?
Yes, I like that idea! Actually, I was pitching the move to lektor with the reasoning that we will be able to share work already done for styling in the support portal, and all the other things you are fixing with lektor (deb packages, l10n, etc)
Hi all,
Here is the skeleton of the new tor browser manual: https://gitweb.torproject.org/project/web/manual.git/
It contains the structure, style and topic.
Each topic has a folder in the contents folder under the root of the project. If you edit the contents.lr file inside each of the topic folders you will be able to edit title, description and body for the topic. Title and description are strings. The body is Markdown and it is where the actual content for each topic goes.
Please fell free to try this out on your local machines. There will be things that will need to be changed, so feel free to collect bugs and issues.
Talk soon, -hiro _______________________________________________ tor-community-team mailing list tor-community-team@lists.torproject.org https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-community-team
Hi, I started to collect bugs and changes here: https://pad.riseup.net/p/tb-manual-updates-keep
Please, help to find more bugs!
Maggie, tell me if you need help to apply these changes. :)
We could make a new blog post announcing the manual update.
cheers, Gus
On Mon, Nov 05, 2018 at 07:16:17PM +0100, silvia [hiro] wrote:
Hi all,
I am going to give a patch to sys admin people and open the tickets needed for this.
Talk soon,
-hiro
On 11/5/18 5:15 PM, Alison Macrina wrote:
Hi all, just checking in about this. We talked in Mexico about Maggie working on this. I believe what needs to happen now is that the current manual needs to get replaced with this one, so what needs to happen to make that a reality?
Alison Macrina Director Library Freedom Project
silvia [hiro]:
On 09/19/18 16:28, emma peel wrote:
silvia [hiro]:
Hey everyone,
I have been chatting with Colin about moving the tor browser manual to lektor.
This is completely possible, but I wanted to understand a few things.
- Can we use the styleguide? Or do we have to keep the current design?
I am asking this because we have been testing the styleguide a lot with Lektor and it would be the easiest thing for me to create a framework in lektor to which you can just port the content from the system you are using to Markdown.
This will also be the same structure than the support portal, so it will be easier down the road, to port the manual to the support portal.
How does it sound to you?
Yes, I like that idea! Actually, I was pitching the move to lektor with the reasoning that we will be able to share work already done for styling in the support portal, and all the other things you are fixing with lektor (deb packages, l10n, etc)
Hi all,
Here is the skeleton of the new tor browser manual: https://gitweb.torproject.org/project/web/manual.git/
It contains the structure, style and topic.
Each topic has a folder in the contents folder under the root of the project. If you edit the contents.lr file inside each of the topic folders you will be able to edit title, description and body for the topic. Title and description are strings. The body is Markdown and it is where the actual content for each topic goes.
Please fell free to try this out on your local machines. There will be things that will need to be changed, so feel free to collect bugs and issues.
Talk soon, -hiro _______________________________________________ tor-community-team mailing list tor-community-team@lists.torproject.org https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-community-team
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