Difference between revisions of "Topic page"

Latest revision as of 08:33, 7 February 2021

Here's the structure of the topic page.

The page

The visitor navigates the site based on the topics that exist in either Wikidata or Wikidocumentaries. Each topic forms a page, which collects a Wikipedia article, visualizes related data and collects related media from all available open repositories. If the Wikidata item does not exist in the user's language, the user is prompted to add it to Wikidata. If the Wikipedia article exists in other language, the user can view it or create the article in her own language. The user can create new topics locally, if they do not exist in Wikidata. An automatic process will import them to Wikidata later, if they are suitable.

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-Here's the structure of the topic page.
+[[File:Akseli-henkilo.jpg|thumb]][[File:Antti Laukkanen.jpg|thumb]][[File:Jäppas.jpg|thumb]][[File:Wikidocumentaries-topicpage.png|thumb]]Here's the structure of the topic page.
 ==The page==
-The visitor browses the site based on the topics in includes. Each topic forms a page. When the user clicks on a link that has a Wikidata entry but not yet a page in Wikidocumentaries, that topic and page is automatically created. The user can create new topics.
+The visitor navigates the site based on the topics that exist in either Wikidata or Wikidocumentaries. Each topic forms a page, which collects a Wikipedia article, visualizes related data and collects related media from all available open repositories. If the Wikidata item does not exist in the user's language, the user is prompted to add it to Wikidata. If the Wikipedia article exists in other language, the user can view it or create the article in her own language. The user can create new topics locally, if they do not exist in Wikidata. An automatic process will import them to Wikidata later, if they are suitable.
-==The structure==
-===Settings bar===
+==Modules for the topic page==
-===The header===
+Each page is constructed of suitable elements for that topic. Currently available content modules:
-The header displays the topic title in the user’s language. It also displays a title image, related users and groups, temporal limits of the displayed topic and a follow button. The user can add missing translations.
-===Wikipedia article===
+===Person===
-The visitor can read a corresponding Wikipedia article, where the links links lead to pages inside the Wikidocumentaries site. The visitor can navigate to Wikipedia
+For people, also the following would be useful:
-===Wikidata infobox===
-An infobox created from Wikidata, where the links link to pages inside Wikidocumentaries. The values can be edited in WIkidata.
+===Event===
-===Images===
+For events, also the following would be useful:
-The visitor gets to view images from open repositories related to the topic. She can like an image, view it in a separate viewer window. She can remove images that are not related to the topic. An image with activity is registered in the database.
-===A map===
+===Building===
-The topic is displayed on a map. A historical map can be displayed as a background layer. Different sets of items can be displayed on the map.
+For a building, also the following would be useful:
-==The mockup==
-The code for the page will be created the [[./Mockup]] subpage.
+===Village===
+Currently available content modules:
+For a village, also the following would be useful:
+{{Design-nav}}

Difference between revisions of "Topic page"

Latest revision as of 08:33, 7 February 2021

Contents

The page

Modules for the topic page

Person

Event

Building

Village

Navigation

Navigation menu

Search