In this folder you will find the source code for a Skypager website project that can easily be updated and maintained,
At the same time this project offers unlimited flexibility to adapt to fit your business needs and serve as a valuable source of leads and new customers.
Each of the project's subfolders contain files that serve a specific purpose.
Generally speaking, each folder will have a README.md file inside of it that gives you
more detailed information about the folder and how its files will be used.
The assets/ folder contains images, font files, logos, and other types of graphics or videos.
These files can get processed and incorporated into the generated website and uploaded to the web automatically.
The content/ folder contains plain old english writing. It is easiest to keep this stuff separate
from the actual HTML code that will be used to display the site, since it is easier to edit using any
old text editor or program you are comfortable with.
These files are organized somewhat logically, as the tools responsible for building the actual website HTML that get served to the web browser need to know where to find the content to display.
When all of files in content/testimonials for example get processed, will be able to display them
all any way we want on the site's pages, and you will not need to copy and paste this content
The config/ folder contains javascript files that are used by the Skypager website builder.
It is used to control things like how your site is hosted or updated, where emails will get sent by the contact page, and things of that nature.
The pages/ folder is where you will define which pages or URLs will be generated as part of your website.
In the simplest case, one fill will match up with one URL however You can use these files to create dynamic, data driven web pages if desired. For example, you may have a spreadsheet with information on it that you want to display each row as its own page with its own URL.
See [pages/README.md] for more information about the options available to you here.
The goal of this project is to provide you with a website that is easy to maintain
without requiring an advanced web programming background.
However if you wanted to dabble with learning programming, the tools included in this project will take you a long way.
This file contains a number of files ending in .md such as this one you're reading.
To work with the files in this project, I will assume you are comfortable with using
Markdown files. For a tutorial that can help you get up to speed, I recommend
Github's Mastering Markdown.
This Handy Cheatsheet is also useful to jog your memory.
Markdown can be turned into HTML and for long form writing, it is a great authoring tool.
Occasionally you will come across YAML at the top of some of the Markdown files.
This is known as Frontmatter, and it is used for tagging your files with metadata that
can be used in a variety of ways, such as adding keywords for SEO purposes or categorizing
posts for a blog.
For example:
---
title: My First Blog Post
status: draft
date: 2016-12-18
tags:
- blog posts
- rambling
---
# Welcome to my blog
Hello.You can visit This page To learn more about YAML