README: some white-space fixes - saait - the most boring static page generator
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(HTM) Author: Hiltjo Posthuma <hiltjo@codemadness.org>
Date: Sun, 5 Jan 2020 14:14:28 +0100
README: some white-space fixes
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EXAMPLES
A basic usage example:
- 1. Create a directory for a new site:
+ 1. Create a directory for a new site:
mkdir newsite
- 2. Copy the example pages, templates, global config file and example
+ 2. Copy the example pages, templates, global config file and example
stylesheets to a directory:
cp -r pages templates config.cfg style.css print.css newsite/
- 3. Change the current directory to the created directory.
+ 3. Change the current directory to the created directory.
cd newsite/
- 4. Adjust the values in the global config.cfg file which provides
+ 4. Adjust the values in the global config.cfg file which provides
defaults for all pages.
- 5. If you want to modify parts of the header, like the navigation menu
+ 5. If you want to modify parts of the header, like the navigation menu
items, you can change the following two template files:
templates/page/header.html
templates/index.html/header.html
- 6. Create any new pages in the pages directory. For each *.cfg file
+ 6. Create any new pages in the pages directory. For each *.cfg file
there has to be a corresponding *.html file with the same basename.
They have to be placed in the same folder. Optionally they can be
overridden with the special variable "htmlfile". See the copied
example pages in this directory.
- 7. Create an output directory:
+ 7. Create an output directory:
mkdir -p output
- 8. After any modifications the following commands can be used to
+ 8. After any modifications the following commands can be used to
generate the output and process the pages in descending order:
find pages -type f -name '*.cfg' -print0 | sort -zr | xargs -0 saait
- 9. Copy the modified stylesheets to the output directory also:
+ 9. Copy the modified stylesheets to the output directory also:
cp style.css print.css output/