Open jbelien opened 1 year ago
We can use a widget to embedded the schedule from pretalx to our website, like Italy did.
https://docs.pretalx.org/user/event/widget.html
<pretalx-schedule event-url="https://pretalx.com/democon/" locale="en" style="--pretalx-clr-primary: #3aa57c"></pretalx-schedule>
@sidorelauku Do you already know what will be the event-url
?
@jbelien the url will be https://talks.osgeo.org/foss4g-2023/schedule.
Also we will have different agendas on website, for talks is this one the example from last year: https://2022.foss4g.org/schedule_general.php#
Same will apply for workshops and academic track.
And the link that you added of program outline from 2022: https://2022.foss4g.org/program-outline.php this is not done with pretalx, maybe some wordpress plugin, so the program outline we have to build the agenda, and maybe we use the option from theme?
I'm a bit confused... What are we using Pretalx for (and what not ?)? Why do we need several schedules?
On the previous years like on the links you shared there is a general outline of program. Which is short and explains what will be held for each day.
Other than that we have three agendas:
All the agendas will be created via Pretalx, and it will have a public link from there as well. Which is the shortest way to only link the text with the url of the agenda. (ex. like in 2022 under schedule menu there is 'Community sprint' which link to the wiki page, same way the general track agenda can link to the pretalx agenda page.)
But to not move from the website page we have the option to embedded the agenda. Like was done for 2022. As I described above by using the widget.
It's currently hidden since we don't have a schedule yet but this is what it will look like: https://gdg-x.github.io/zeppelin/schedule/
For reference, here is FOSS4G 2019 schedule and FOSS4G 2022 schedule.
To be honest, I think we should go with the schedule version that is already developed. I won't have time to develop a new whole scheduling system.