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Page for DefaultConfig #5

Closed MasterP-theGu closed 4 years ago

MasterP-theGu commented 4 years ago

Is this what you all thought this Wiki page could be beyond a copy of the most recent default config itself? I've tried to address the issues that were of interest to me as a new user so that I could quickly understand and manipulate the most intriguing aspects of my new WM without digging too deep into lines of code.

MasterP-theGu commented 4 years ago

I've created the BlankConfig entry. (And found "convert to draft" to repair my clicking the wrong button the other day).

MasterP-theGu commented 4 years ago

I can't help coding, but "writing" is what I have learnt and what I enjoy, so, I'm happy to be doing this. Please do throw this kind of things at me.

somiaj commented 4 years ago

This code needs to be rebased to the new website changes (should be easy enough).

In addition I noticed your links are not correct, you need to either use "{{ site.wikiurl }}/DefaultConfig" or "{{ site.baseurl }}/Wiki/DefaultConfig" for the Default Config link url.

The reason for this is to ensure links if the source is built for another location by just updating the corresponding site.baseurl and site.wikiurl variables.

MasterP-theGu commented 4 years ago

OK, I'm going to learn github really fast now. :) I'll first rewrite the code and especially the links to use the liquid variable, which makes a lot of sense and makes life much easier, I guess.

ThomasAdam commented 4 years ago

@MasterP-theGu,

We also need to ensure you squash a lot of your intermediate commits so that there's a much more logical grouping to the changes you're making.

MasterP-theGu commented 4 years ago

@ThomasAdam I think I made my initial mistake by trying to work on the github website rather than actually pulling to my own machine and working there. I'll change this immediately.

ThomasAdam commented 4 years ago

@ThomasAdam I think I made my initial mistake by trying to work on the github website rather than actually pulling to my own machine and working there. I'll change this immediately.

If you need help with any of this, let me know please.

Kindly, Thomas