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README.md

RTC Website 2023 Design

This is a basic html website. There is no build system, the css is inline, there is no javascript. The general intention is to keep it that way. This site design is meant to be more accessible than the older version while maintining a largely text-based design.

RTC members can feel free to fork and submit pull requests for updates, translations, etc. Please try to follow the existing format(s) and markup where possible.

Subfolders

At present there are two subfolders:

  1. source
  2. partials

source

This is the source code to the older version of the site. As work on converting to the new version is ongoing, pages may remain in here until they have been converted/updated.

partials

The lower portion of each page has a section re: available translations. There is a partial here that lists each of the translations in html. You should be able to copy and paste it into your design. Note that it references a footer element in the native language of the current page, and that element will need to be present for the site to work properly. Feel free to reach out to sloum if you are unsure of how to handle this part. Also feel free to submit a PR without the languages at the bottom and I, sloum, will be happy to fill it in for or with you.

There is also a partial file that includes the full top portion of the html up to and including the opening <main> tag, after which new code can be added. Note that if you are working on a new page and you use this partial to give you a start (it gives you css, header, head, nav, etc) you will need to update the <title> element in the <head> to reflect the actual current page.