Join me as I learn my way around Publii, an opensource CMS (Content Management System) designed for generating static websites.
I've been doing work on my website to make it more accessible. This has sent me down a few branching rabbit holes. Hopefully making a note of what I've done and what I plan to do will help me keep track of everything I'm hoping to implement..
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I was doing hacky workarounds when all I needed to do was go into the app settings and change the image resizing engine..
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The accessibility website restructure has turned out to be a longer job than I had anticipated. Although it's given me a chance to practise my Vim controls - Vim has taken a lot of the work out of it, I'm glad I decided to switch to it again and learn it proper this time.
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A while ago, a friend introduced me to Simple CSS, a CSS file (not framework), that focused on the use of semantic markup in styling a web page. After "pressure and feedback from the community", the creator added classes to Simple CSS, two of them.
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After first build and deployment, with the default settings, you get a pretty rich static blog website out of the box. With sensible html structure that is not swamped by nested divs upon divs (already a winner here as far as I'm concerned!), a sensible folder structure, and all the necessities that a static site might require.
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