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Progressive web app with static pages generated out of .docx files. Was made in an attempt to use Homo Ludens as a way to prepare for my high school graduation.
- Use MD posting template or use DOCX posting template and either contact the administrator or convert it to MD by yourself using the ps1 script in docs
- Only use formating that is already existing in the templates
- Never forget to include an apropriate header if submitting a MD file - example is down below
- If the category or authors name is already used in the category or tag block, use the existing one
FtontMatter header:
---
title: <book name>
layout: post
categories: [SV-20-21|SV-CZ-19|SV-20-21|CZ-20-21]
tags: [<author name>]
pageDownload: /docs/processed/<document name>.docx
description: <book name> | čtenářský deník
---
- make sure that the document name is in lowercase separated by '-'
- fill queue folder with the docx documents
- execute docxToMd.ps1
- the document has been moved to /docs/processed and a MD file with a FrontMatter header has been generated in /_posts
- fill in the header and you are good to go
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