Open ronaldtse opened 5 years ago
On it. Theme really expects there to be a TC committee, going to release a more general version without these assumptions.
I suppose instead of generalizing jekyll-theme-isotc211 into jekyll-theme-isotc, we might as well generalize it into jekyll-theme-sdo next
On Apr 5, 2019, at 2:40 AM, Ronald Tse notifications@github.com wrote:
@strogonoff https://github.com/strogonoff , SASIL is a newly established SDO that needs a website. I've temporarily used the jekyll-theme-tc211 gem here since it looked nice and simple to port.
That brought up some branding issues:
Header: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11865/55579922-f7056380-574b-11e9-9f46-1d91647de2e9.png Footer: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11865/55579931-fc62ae00-574b-11e9-8bc1-b3a01a393bf0.png The rest seem pretty good though 😉
We may want a different design down the road, but not very soon.
What do you think is the best way with the theme gem -- should we duplicate it and rebrand it, or can we generalize it and use it for not only TC 211? (i.e. move the branding stuff into _config.yml)
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@strogonoff jekyll-theme-sdo is a great idea :+1:
As long as there is a way to customize it for:
It would be awesome!
Understood, important point!
On 5 Apr 2019, at 10:58 AM, Ronald Tse notifications@github.com wrote:
@strogonoff jekyll-theme-sdo is a great idea 👍
As long as there is a way to customize it for:
an SDO a group within an SDO (a technical committee or a workgroup) It would be awesome!
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@strogonoff , SASIL is a newly established SDO that needs a website. I've temporarily used the
jekyll-theme-tc211
gem here since it looked nice and simple to port.That brought up some branding issues:
Header:
Footer:
The rest seem pretty good though 😉
We may want a different design down the road, but not very soon.
What do you think is the best way with the theme gem -- should we duplicate it and rebrand it, or can we generalize it and use it for not only TC 211? (i.e. move the branding stuff into
_config.yml
)