You can see this site live at https://activate.mozilla.community/
All content can be edited using just Markdown files.
- Front page (in English) can be modified editing index.md.
- Pages can be added/edited from the _pages folder, including subfolders for localized content (front page included).
- User interface strings for all languages are in _data/l10n.
Each page has a top section with some variables:
---
layout: page
title: "Developer Engagement"
permalink: /developer-engagement/
lang: en
ref: developer-engagement
---
- layout: Layout for the page. This has to be
page. - title: (Localizable) Main title for the page.
- permalink: (Unique, Localizable) URL for the page, can include lang code for localized pages.
- lang: (Localizable) Language code for this page, usually
en. - ref: Reference for this page. Just use the permalink in English, all localized pages should have the same one.
- parent (Optional) For subpages this defines the parent page ref.
NOTE: Currently we are not accepting any new localizations until we improve the system to be able to scale
In order to request a new localization, please create a new issue with the title "LanguageName (LanguageCode) localization" and we will create the folder structure for it.
Once this is created you will need to:
- Fork this repository.
- Localize all files inside
_pages/yourlangcode/and_data/l10n/yourlangcode.yml. - Send a pull request to have these changes reviewed and incorporated.
Important: Make sure you check how to update content from the pages in this site first.
If you want to hack the site you need to download it and install Jekyll.
$ git clone https://github.com/mozilla/activate.mozilla.community.git
Now install Jekyll in your system
Install the dependencies
$ bundle install
Run the site using the developer config
$ bundle exec jekyll serve --config ./_config-dev.yml
You will be able to access the site at http://127.0.0.1:4000/
Clone this repo, create a issue first and then a pull request to submit changes.