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== What's going on with this "conversion"? == | == What's going on with this "conversion"? == | ||
A few times already I have mentioned this "conversion." Originally this site was a very "flat" or "static" system. Meaning Each page existed on its own from the rest. There was some shared "templates" or portions of a page, like a trail list. But the pages and templates had to be manually changed with every impacting addition. Meaning, if you added a trail, you also had to update the park page's trail list, the site trail list, and the park's trail count and trail tally. Now the | A few times already I have mentioned this "conversion." Originally this site was a very "flat" or "static" system. Meaning Each page existed on its own from the rest. There was some shared "templates" or portions of a page, like a trail list. But the pages and templates had to be manually changed with every impacting addition. Meaning, if you added a trail, you also had to update the park page's trail list, the site trail list, and the park's trail count and trail tally. Now the sites can be tagged with properties and those properties searched and compiled by pages and templates. Now with that same example above, just creating the page and appropriately assigning location, features, and length the rest of the site automatically updates to include it. | ||
== General site layout or strategy == | == General site layout or strategy == |