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+ | ==Useful topic-related modules== | ||
+ | The variety of Wikipedia templates could give good ideas for this. | ||
+ | * (Historical) geographic subdivisions in a map | ||
+ | * Cemetery or allotment garden map | ||
+ | * Time series (historical era, ruler) precedent, antecedent | ||
+ | * Series () previous, next | ||
+ | * Sports stats, game results etc. | ||
+ | * Quotes from Wikiquote | ||
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Revision as of 12:34, 25 June 2019
Content is represented in blocks that are called modules. Main content on the site is presented in topic pages, which consist of content modules.
Contents
Structure of a content module
Toolbar
- Title
- Buttons from the right
- Expand (always rightmost)
- Add
- Actions
- Settings
- Basemap
- Tasks / Games
- Filter/facet
- Search (always leftmost)
Content
- Continuous image mat used in the images section
- Content blocks used in the gallery
- Horizontal scrolling for timelines and galleries
- Timeline + map + gallery combo needs a novel layout to fit everything in the viewport
Modules
The variety of Wikipedia templates could give good ideas for this.
- (Historical) geographic subdivisions in a map
- Cemetery or allotment garden map
- Time series (historical era, ruler) precedent, antecedent
- Series () previous, next
- Sports stats, game results etc.
- Quotes from Wikiquote
About | Technology | Design | Content modules | Tool pages | Projects |
Status
Wikidocumentaries Slack |
Setting up dev environment |
Components |
Visual editor | Central Park Archives |