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Configurable end of life notice #4274
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Looks fine to me. I have a suggestion (just for a comment)
I love it. Thanks @m-kuhn |
Probably yes. I think this PR should serve as a good example for anyone to tackle this. |
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Probably yes. I think this PR should serve as a good example for anyone to tackle this.
Thanks @m-kuhn. My intent was not to suggest you to do it. You already show the path and from what I understand Alexandre will give it a try. I was only seeking if it'd make sense.
Co-Authored-By: Harrissou Sant-anna <delazj@gmail.com>
Co-Authored-By: Harrissou Sant-anna <delazj@gmail.com>
Oh, I missed the fact there was two different PRs. I will definitely try to reuse this. |
Too avoid the rebuild of all the old docs. I've put a (not as good looking) mod_substitute rule in place that inserts a warning with a link into the older copies.
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Indeed, not so good looking... BUT pretty visible |
Isn't it easy enough to rebuild? |
@m-kuhn nice work! Is your version of the notice also visible when scrolling down? Jürgen's version unfortunately vanishes behind the top black bar |
I just tried to visit https://docs.qgis.org/2.18/en/docs/ I think we really need some orange warning. I saw some colors on @m-kuhn screenshot, but there isn't anymore. Is-there any reason? Even if it's big font, it's not very obvious |
Il 18/10/19 14:51, Étienne Trimaille ha scritto:
I just tried to visit https://docs.qgis.org/2.18/en/docs/
Thanks for taking care of this issue.
I think we really need some orange warning. I saw some colors on
@m-kuhn <https://github.com/m-kuhn> screenshot, but there isn't
anymore. Is-there any reason? Even if it's big font, it's not very obvious
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What about an alert?
https://i.imgur.com/xqaofXk.png
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I like that warning! |
Yes, it sticks to the top when scrolling (and has color as visible in the first screenshot on top of this page) |
warning it is - and it's also pointing to latest/ now. |
Not as easy at least. |
I was able to build it locally, I just don't know where I would need to upload it to. |
Future proof version of #4273
Adds a new "outdated" option source/conf.py -> html_context
Set that whenever docs are put to the archive to get a nice header bar sending people to the newer version.