Create base template for sub-sections of knode.io #4
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| <!-- within each city directory, list the meetups in alphabetical order by group name--> | ||
| <ul> | ||
| <!--Please map these to the markdown we require for input--> | ||
| <h5><a href="http://pdxnode.org">PDXNode</a></h5> |
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Elements that are children of ul or ol should be li's.
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👍 (nits can be addressed later, these are just notes for the future!) !m |
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This is the starting base.html for knode.io sub-sections. We need to determine what map we'd like to use and the styling will need further guidance.
Once we have the context in place, I'll move forward(or need help) with rendering the templates and adding the templating into the html. When that happens, I will breakout the html into list.html as well to keep the base nice and clean for reuse.
The idea is for us to be able to reuse these.