Blog migration (#6)

* migrating posts from Roller

* Adjusted header for blog posts:
# remove ---
# swap layout with title lines, with the goal title is first
# rename release announcements with propper Version numbers
# Fix Dev room article files for FOSDEM 17,18

* renomed the folder blog into blog entry.
removed a div blog in the_apache_openoffice_project_announce.html
removed base.html because it was ignored

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Co-authored-by: Chris Thistlethwaite, Daniel Gruno ,  Drew Foulks 
thanks
see also: INFRA-24222
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  6. pelicanconf.yaml
  7. README.md
  8. requirements.txt
README.md

Apache OpenOffice Project Site - openoffice.apache.org

This is the content and theme for https://openoffice.apache.org/

Contributing to the website content

You can fork from https://github.com/apache/openoffice-project, test your changes as described below and raise a pull request.

You can simply raise a pull request with a set of simple changes.

Use the dev@openoffice.a.o mailing list to contact the OpenOffice PMC which manages this website.

Automated publishing

Commits to the main branch are automatically published using Pelican using the instructions in the .asf.yaml file. Information about .asf.yaml is found here.

Any build failures are reported to commits@openoffice.a.o mailing list.

Quick updates to a single file

Updating a single file is simple. Simply edit the file online and save with your commit message. The website will be published in a minute or two.

For large changes create a feature branch

Create a branch named preview/* where * is the name of your new feature. For example if your feature branch is named preview/refresh then commits are automatically staged to https://openoffice-refresh.staged.apache.org

Once your features are ready you can create a PR and do a squash & merge.

ASF Pelican

See ASF Pelican documentation

Markdown

All of the pages in the site are in Github Flavored Markdown in md files. See GFM.

OpenOffice Theme

Pelican templates are included in the theme/openoffice/templates directory. The site templates are written in html.

  • base.html is the main page template.
  • page.html extands the base template for the pages.
  • topnav.html is the navigation menu and is included.

The CSS stylesheet is in theme/openoffice/static/css/openoffice.css.

Pages and Assets are in the Content Tree.

All content - pages and assets are in the content tree.

https://github.com/apache/openoffice-project/tree/main/content