New PROSPRA: KCT Template

[kct2020]

Create a PROSPRA project for a new template based on this repo. To be used for new sites and transmigrations. This requires further projects for each 'Admin Page', which I will create as time allows (need to consider the workflow of creating PROSPRA projects).

[kct2020]

From my progress notes:

• produce a version where variables are marked KCT_Template_Field so simply search for site variables and edit in GitHub as part of first step (Cloudflare Pages Deploy). Note that this is a template for all my new websites. But somewhere, I need to document the WordPress Transmigration process. Because migration is about moving a WordPress installation between different servers. But transmigration is a "changing nationality" - in this case, from WordPress to Eleventy. Also note that the SIAB template would benefit from some easy theming options (site colors and other styling choices). But this might evolve as I implement on more sites. At which time, the GitHub suggested topic of blog-theme will apply. Also, might be nice to package it with options for Netlify & Cloudflare deployment - otherwise remove all Netlify code to avoid confusion.

Subsequently, I believe that it's better to use {{variables}} in the template instead of search and replace.

WordPress Transmigration should be explained at Shrewdies

[kct2020]

Actions are:

• Make this repo a template (as per https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/creating-and-managing-repositories/creating-a-template-repository)
• https://github.com/kct2020/prospra-11ty-11ta/generate
  • kct-11ta-template , A template for my new and transmigrated sites. Based on https://github.com/11ta/11ta-template.
• Revert template setting

New repo is at https://github.com/kct2020/kct-11ta-template

[kct2020]

This issue should cover creation of a project on PROSPRA.com - as distinct from the project repo on GitHub. As part of creating this project, we need an Issue Template for other new projects. So for this first new project, I need to develop appropriate workflows.