The website-template project is a foundation for creating modern websites. It uses the Jekyll static site generator and supports the following standards:
It includes layouts and plugins to support creating content-specific pages modelled around domain-specific RDF schemas:
It also includes schema.org metadata for all documents and content to support search engine structured data/rich snippets such as:
Customisation is as easy as:
title
property in _config.yml
to match your website name;_includes/banner.html
file to use your own custom banner;css/main.css
to match your website design.To build the website, simply run:
make
This will create a _site
directory containing the generated static HTML
pages.
To deploy the website to a locally running Apache webserver, run:
sudo make install
This will copy the site content to /var/www
, which you can then display
by navigating to http://127.0.0.1
.
To deploy the site to the web, you need to use an ftp
program like lftp
that supports recursively uploading files.
First, you need to log into the FTP upload location for your site as given by your service provider:
cd _site
lftp <ftp-address> -p <port> -u <username>
Then, after entering your password, you can then upload the content of the site using:
mirror -c -R . .
Once everything is uploaded, you can exit by running:
quit
The following files/directories are licensed under the CC-BY 3.0 license:
_includes/
_layouts/
README.md
The files in the _plugins
and css
directories specify their license terms
in the files themselves.
The following files are licensed under the CC0 and Public Domain licenses:
_config.yml
Makefile
Any other files are not part of the website-template project and are governed by the license specified in the downstream project.