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Django project for QGIS related activities such as plugin repository

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Update site branding to match feed.qgis.org #319

Open timlinux opened 10 months ago

Xpirix commented 10 months ago

@timlinux Please find below the proposed approach for this issue:

Step 1: Upgrade to Django 4+ and Python 3.12

This step is addressed by the PR #374

Step 2: Implement Webpack into the project

https://github.com/Xpirix/QGIS-Django/issues/9

[x] Install Webpack
[x] Configure Webpack with Django

Step 3: Install Bulma CSS and Necessary Frontend Packages

https://github.com/Xpirix/QGIS-Django/issues/9

[x] Use npm to install Bulma CSS and dependencies.
[x] Identify and install other necessary frontend packages.

Step 4: Update branding for each page - switch from Bootstrap to Bulma

[x] https://github.com/Xpirix/QGIS-Django/issues/10 (header, footer, colour variables...)
[ ] Update each page to use Bulma based on QGIS Hugo and feed.qgis.org
- [x] Homepage
- [x] Plugin list
- [x] Plugin upload
- [x] Plugin detail
- [ ] Planet
- [ ] Resources list (Styles, Projects, Models, 3D Models, QGIS Layer Definition File)
- [ ] Resource detail
[x] Remove all Bootstrap style classes and references
[x] Ensure the design is responsive.
[ ] Test on different browsers and devices.

This approach can involve significant changes. Should we introduce this on the QEP?

timlinux commented 5 months ago

This approach can involve significant changes. Should we introduce this on the QEP?

For me, if the behaviour does not change and the changes are cosmetic only, I think we should just go ahead and do it as we have an overarching plan to harmonise all of the web sites to match the new design guidelines.