An overview of the major parts of the project.
The tools and documentation that give campus personnel the ability to create branded websites and web applications.
- a.1 contains initial components (<10) and docs as proof of concept for feedback (2/5/2022)
- b.1 contains all of the components identified in the current WCMS templates
- b.2 contains new components identified as necessary for branded websites
- v.1.0 contains documentation for using Truss:
- Why use Truss?
- Getting started
- Provide feedback and requesting a component
- How to contribute a design or code
The official UCSC WordPress theme. It will work with the forthcoming WordPress block theming system and the block editor, giving campus web authors new capabilities to manage content on their sites.
- b.1 contains all of the global regions of the current WCMS sites (2/5/2022)
- Global header with logo, search, and utility links
- Global footer with fixed campus info and custom per-site links
- Site title and main nav region
- Can be downloaded and installed by users
- b.2 has all of the base styles configured (2/10/2022)
- b.3 has all core blocks styled and working; ready for users (3/5/2022)
- b.4 has UCSC custom blocks styled and working (3/31/2022)
- Share plans for news site upgrade with Web Users Group (February 2022)
- Need to be able to share and list news articles on WordPress sites while news still lives in WCMS.
- Mechanism for real-time migration of news content into a new WordPress version of news.ucsc.edu.
- Train writers and the rest of the communications team on WordPress.
- Switch on WordPress version of newscenter.