wallet/docs/rootDocs/mkdocs.sh

#!/bin/bash
set -e
cd `dirname $0`
docroot="../"
targetDocroot="docs/"
destdir="../../"
banner_height=banner_height:15ex
templates=$docroot"pandoc_templates"
. $templates"/mkdocs.cfg"
put in the machinery for a navbar, a navcolumn and a banner. Broke all my existing markdown builds, because I have a hundred files that do not fit the new machinery And now I have to provide navbars for each directory, and update the mkdocs.sh in each directory And add a recursive invocation of mkdocs in subdirectories 2023-08-25 17:45:47 -04:00			`#!/bin/bash`
			`set -e`
			cd `dirname $0`
			`docroot="../"`
rootdocs broken, manifesto working 2023-09-18 23:13:07 -04:00			`targetDocroot="docs/"`
put in the machinery for a navbar, a navcolumn and a banner. Broke all my existing markdown builds, because I have a hundred files that do not fit the new machinery And now I have to provide navbars for each directory, and update the mkdocs.sh in each directory And add a recursive invocation of mkdocs in subdirectories 2023-08-25 17:45:47 -04:00			`destdir="../../"`
rootdocs broken, manifesto working 2023-09-18 23:13:07 -04:00			`banner_height=banner_height:15ex`
Finally completed amending my html generation from markdown to the new cool style imitating other successful open software movements. But all my navbars are the same navbar. The point of the new style is to make information readily available. We will want multiple button bars in the navbar, and possibly a related materials sidebar. Or perhaps simply link pages. We also need to change the introductory paragraph in every page to the abstract style. 2023-10-26 03:12:35 -04:00			`templates=$docroot"pandoc_templates"`
			`. $templates"/mkdocs.cfg"`