gluttonberg-core 2.6.4 → 3.0.0

data/app/views/help/gluttonberg/admin/content/pages/_page_description_help.html.haml

@@ -1,14 +0,0 @@
-- Gluttonberg::PageDescription.all.each do |name, desc|
-  %p
-    %strong= desc[:description]
-  
-    - if desc.sections.blank?
-      - if desc.rewrite_required?
-        = "This will redirect to '#{desc.rewrite_route}' "
-      - else
-        There is no content area for this page description.
-    -else
-      - desc.sections.each do |sec_name , sec|
-        %br  
-        = "#{sec[:label] } - #{sec[:type]} "
-      

data/app/views/help/gluttonberg/admin/content/pages/edit.html.haml

@@ -1,62 +0,0 @@
-- @page_title = "Editing page settings"
-
-%p
-  The Page Settings screen allows you to make changes to the way a page works, for instance, you can change the page's name, type, layout, or behaviour.
-  
- 
-%h2
-  General Settings
-  
-  
-%h3
-  Name
-  
-%p
-  The
-  %strong
-    Name
-  appears as the main heading on your web page and also in the Title Bar of your visitors web browser.
-  
-%h3
-  Navigation Label
-  
-%p
-  The
-  %strong
-    Navigation Label
-  appears in any Navigational Menus on your website. It is usually a short version of the page name,
-  %em
-    i.e.:
-  if the name is "Welcome to my Webpage", the Navigational Label may be "Welcome".
-  
-%h3
-  Slug
-  
-%p
-  The
-  %strong
-    Slug
-  is a short word of phrase used in the web address (<abbr title="Universal Resource Locator">URL</abbr>) of your web site. The slug should be kept simple so it is easy for people to remember.
-  
-%p
-  If your slug needs to have more than one word, use a hyphen to separate the words,
-  %em
-    i.e.:
-  page-title
-
-%p
-  %strong.note
-    NOTE:
-  Changing your Page's slug will change the web address and may break existing hyperlinks.
-
-  
-%h2
-  Page Description
-
-%p
-  The
-  %strong
-    Page Description
-  defines which web template the page will use.
-
-= render :partial => "/help/gluttonberg/admin/content/pages/page_description_help"

data/app/views/help/gluttonberg/admin/content/pages/index.html.haml

@@ -1,111 +0,0 @@
-- @page_title = "Pages"
-
-
-%p
-  The
-  %strong
-    Pages
-  screen displays your website's pages and structure. This is where you can make changes to your website, such as:
-  
-%ul
-  %li
-    Adding new pages
-  %li
-    Deleting existing pages
-  %li
-    Re-arranging pages within the website structure
-  %li
-    Editing existing pages.
-    
-
-%p
-  Each row contains the details for an individual page, outlining the page's name, publish status, and behaviour.
-
-
-
-
-%h2
-  Add a New Page
-  
-%p
-  To add a new page, click on the
-  %strong
-    New
-  button at the top-right of the screen. This will take you to the
-  %strong
-    Add New Page
-  screen where further instructions are available.
-
-
-
-
-%h2
-  Edit existing pages
-
-%p
-  To edit an existing page, you need to select either
-  %em
-    Edit content
-  or
-  %em
-    Settings.
-
-%h3
-  Edit a Page's content
-  
-%p
-  To edit a page's content, click on the
-  %strong
-    Edit content
-
-%p
-  If website is localized then it will show you separate link for each localization of version of the page
-  %em
-    Localizations
-  —your content in different languages or for different places in the world. Most people will only have one localization, but if your site has different audiences around the world you may have many.
-  
-%p
-  Localizations allow you to have content in different languages, or for different jurisdictions.
-  
-  
-%h3
-  Edit a Page's Settings
-
-%p
-  If you need to change a page's settings, such as its Name, click on the
-  %strong
-    Settings
-  option to the right of the page you want to edit.
-  
-%p
-  Further instructions on editing settings are available within the Settings page.
-
-
-%h2
-  Change the Page Order
-  
-%p
-  The order of pages can be changed by clicking and dragging the page rows up or down within the site structure.
-  
-%p
-  To move a page between two other pages, drag the page until a thick black line appears between two rows, then release the mouse button.
-  
-%p
-  To make the page a child of another page, drag the page over another row until the row turns blue, then release the mouse button.
-
-
-
-%h2
-  Delete a Page
-  
-%p
-  Locate the page you would like to delete, and select 
-  %strong
-    Delete
-  from the options in the right of the row. You will be prompted to confirm that you really want to delete the page.
-  
-%p
-  %strong
-    NOTE:
-  Once you delete a page it cannot be undone. 
-    

data/app/views/help/gluttonberg/admin/content/pages/new.html.haml

@@ -1,61 +0,0 @@
-- @page_title = "Add New Page"
-
-%p
-  The
-  %strong
-    Add New Page
-  screen allows you to create a new page for your website.
-  
- 
-%h2
-  General Settings
-  
-  
-%h3
-  Name
-  
-%p
-  The
-  %strong
-    Name
-  appears as the main heading on your web page and also in the Title Bar of your visitors web browser.
-  
-%h3
-  Navigation Label
-  
-%p
-  The
-  %strong
-    Navigation Label
-  appears in any Navigational Menus on your website. It is usually a short version of the page name,
-  %em
-    i.e.:
-  if the name is "Welcome to my Webpage", the Navigational Label may be "Welcome".
-  
-%h3
-  Slug
-  
-%p
-  The
-  %strong
-    Slug
-  is a short word of phrase used in the web address (<abbr title="Universal Resource Locator">URL</abbr>) of your web site. The slug should be kept simple so it is easy for people to remember.
-  
-%p
-  If your slug needs to have more than one word, use a hyphen to separate the words,
-  %em
-    i.e.:
-  page-title
-  
-
-  
-%h2
-  Page Description
-  
-%p
-  The
-  %strong
-    Page Description
-  defines which web template the page will use.
-  
-= render :partial => "/help/gluttonberg/admin/content/pages/page_description_help"

data/app/views/help/gluttonberg/admin/settings/dialects/edit.html.haml

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-- @page_title = "Edit Dialect"
-
-%p
-  The
-  %strong
-    Edit Dialect
-  screen will allow you to edit an existing language for use on your website.
-  
-  
-%h2
-  Dialect
-  
-%h3
-  Code
-
-%p
-  %strong.note
-    REQUIRED:
-  The Dialect Code should be the
-  %strong
-    ISO 6391
-  standard Language Code for the language you wish to use. For instance, the Language Code for English is
-  %em
-    en
-  and the Language Code for German is
-  %em
-    de.
-    
-%h3
-  Name
-  
-%p
-  %strong.note
-    REQUIRED:
-  Give the language a name, such as English.
-  
-  
-%h3
-  Make Default
-  
-%p
-  If you have more than one language on your website, you need to choose one that is the default. You can only have one default language.
-  
-%p
-  If this is the only language on your website, you must select
-  %strong
-    Make Default.

data/app/views/help/gluttonberg/admin/settings/dialects/index.html.haml

@@ -1,50 +0,0 @@
-- @page_title = "Dialects"
-
-%p
-  The
-  %strong
-    Dialects
-  screen allows you to Add, Edit or Delete the Languages used on your web site. This should only be editable by a Web Developer.
-  
-  
-%p
-  Each Dialect is listed in a table with the controls to Edit and Delete to the right.
-  
-  
-%h2
-  Adding a Dialect
-  
-%p
-  To Add a new Dialect, click on the
-  %strong
-    New
-  button at the top-right of the screen. This will take you to the
-  %strong
-    Add Dialect
-  screen where further help will be available.
-  
-  
-  
-%h2
-  Editing a Dialect
-  
-%p
-  To Edit an existing Dialect, click on the
-  %strong
-    Edit
-  button to the right of the dialect you would like to edit.
-  
-  
-%h2
-  Deleting a Dialect
-  
-%p
-  To delete a Dialect, click on the
-  %strong
-    Delete
-  button to the right of the dialect you would like to delete.
-  
-%p
-  %strong.note
-    NOTE:
-  Once you delete a dialect, it cannot be undone!

data/app/views/help/gluttonberg/admin/settings/dialects/new.html.haml

@@ -1,47 +0,0 @@
-- @page_title = "New Dialect"
-
-%p
-  The
-  %strong
-    New Dialect
-  screen will allow you to create a new language for use on your website.
-  
-  
-%h2
-  Dialect
-  
-%h3
-  Code
-
-%p
-  %strong.note
-    REQUIRED:
-  The Dialect Code should be the
-  %strong
-    ISO 6391
-  standard Language Code for the language you wish to use. For instance, the Language Code for English is
-  %em
-    en
-  and the Language Code for German is
-  %em
-    de.
-    
-%h3
-  Name
-  
-%p
-  %strong.note
-    REQUIRED:
-  Give the language a name, such as English.
-  
-  
-%h3
-  Make Default
-  
-%p
-  If you have more than one language on your website, you need to choose one that is the default. You can only have one default language.
-  
-%p
-  If this is the only language on your website, you must select
-  %strong
-    Make Default.

data/app/views/help/gluttonberg/admin/settings/generic_settings/index.html.haml

@@ -1,74 +0,0 @@
-- @page_title = "Metadata"
-
-%p
-  The
-  %strong
-    Metadata
-  screen allows you to edit the metadata of your website. Metadata is
-  %em
-    "data about data"
-  and is most commonly used by Search Engines to get information about your website. This information helps Search Engines work out what kinds of searches will make your website appear, and how high in the results they should be.
-  
-%p
-  The three most important pieces of Metadata are the
-  %strong
-    Title, Keywords
-  and
-  %strong
-    Description.
-    
-%p
-  Additionally you can add
-  %strong
-    Google Analytics
-  data to your website so that Google can track how many people visit your website. You will need a Google Analytics account and ID for this.
-  
-
-%h2
-  Title Metadata
-  
-%p
-  To edit your Title Metadata, click on the
-  %strong
-    Edit
-  option to the right of the title option. This will take you to the Edit Screen for the Title Metadata.
-  
-%p
-  Your Title Metadata should match the Title of your Website.
-  
-%h2
-  Keywords Metadata
-  
-%p
-  To edit your Keywords Metadata, click on the
-  %strong
-    Edit
-  option to the right of the title option. This will take you to the Edit Screen for the Keywords Metadata.
-  
-%p
-  Your Keywords should be words that somebody might use to search for your website. Separate each word with a comma.
-
-%h2
-  Description Metadata
-
-%p
-  To edit your Description Metadata, click on the
-  %strong
-    Edit
-  option to the right of the title option. This will take you to the Edit Screen for the Description Metadata.
-  
-%p
-  Some Search Engines will display your Description underneath your Title in their Search Results. Make your Description short and punchy.
-  
-  
-%h2
-  Google Analytics
-  
-%p
-  To edit Google Analytics, click on the
-  %strong
-    Edit
-  option to the right of the title option. This will take you to the Edit Screen for the Google Analytics.
-  
-%p
-  You will need to have a Google Analytics ID to enter.