Next on the Docket
This site is currently at a stage where it’s rapidly being worked on. While I eventually aim for this to be a resource that sits there, and is only updated in small chunks when I have new thoughts and curiosities, there are things that need to be added right now, particularly in the colophon, as well as some other meta-pages that will comprise the bones of this space.
With that out of the way, I want to work on:
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Finishing the colophon section
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Create a master site-design page1
- Fold the napkin page into the site design page and add a redirect
- Look at and create some HTML components I can use to add more variety into the posts (for example, these simple HTML/CSS notice boxes). Implement them as include (can use variables to pass data in).
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Fold the pages in site-metadata into one bigger page1
- Modify the sidebar to just link to the metadata page
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Creating documentation for the site, on the site 2
- A master page about the stack
- A more in-depth page about jekyll
- A step-by-step for creating a new note
- A sitemap describing what directories house what
- A list of rules for site organization (potentially implement a folder depth limit to encourage consolidation)
- Maybe a page with kramdown resources and all of what’s possible to do in this markdown envionment
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Create a master site-design page1
- Create a “snippets” section for entries on various neologisms
- Create a “stacks” section with my preferred setups for computer, note-taking, sites, etc.
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When making these bigger pages, make sure they have a table of contents. ↩ ↩2
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Part of a broader goal I want to look at where every site I have up (and I mean all of them) have documentation, and more importantly are self-documented. An ordinary reader should be able to find a link somewhere on the site that takes them to a page that gives them every single piece of information required to get that site built from my source code. ↩
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