technical information website http://grml.org

Hello,
The website http://grml.org is a nice looking one.
My intension is to use the same skeleton.
But does it has a skeleton? Or other framework?
In other words:
Could someone provide technical information about the GRML website?
Cheers Geert Stappers

* Geert Stappers stappers@stappers.nl [20070618 19:15]:
The website http://grml.org is a nice looking one.
Thanks :)
My intension is to use the same skeleton. But does it has a skeleton? Or other framework? Could someone provide technical information about the GRML website?
The framework is known as "Mika's Zsh and Vim garage". ;)
It's plain simple HTML and PHP (with some includes - no framework) for content and menu handling, combined with CSS for the layout stuff. I'm managing content with Vim (for main editing of course), Zsh (zmv & CO) and sed/grep/perl/... (for the usual "bigger actions have to be done" ;-)).
regards, -mika-

Op 19-06-2007 om 00:36 schreef Michael Prokop:
- Geert Stappers stappers@stappers.nl [20070618 19:15]:
The website http://grml.org is a nice looking one.
Thanks :)
Credits due, where credits due! ;-)
My intension is to use the same skeleton. But does it has a skeleton? Or other framework? Could someone provide technical information about the GRML website?
The framework is known as "Mika's Zsh and Vim garage". ;)
It's plain simple HTML and PHP (with some includes - no framework) for content and menu handling, combined with CSS for the layout stuff. I'm managing content with Vim (for main editing of course), Zsh (zmv & CO) and sed/grep/perl/... (for the usual "bigger actions have to be done" ;-)).
Ai, the better homebrew. (or perhaps: Grummel, the better homebrew ;-)
Any plans for making it public?
Or is it allready available in Mercurial? (If so, please tell which repository.)
Cheers Geert Stappers

* Geert Stappers stappers@stappers.nl [20070619 08:15]:
Op 19-06-2007 om 00:36 schreef Michael Prokop:
[what's behind grml.org website]
The framework is known as "Mika's Zsh and Vim garage". ;)
It's plain simple HTML and PHP (with some includes - no framework) for content and menu handling, combined with CSS for the layout stuff. I'm managing content with Vim (for main editing of course), Zsh (zmv & CO) and sed/grep/perl/... (for the usual "bigger actions have to be done" ;-)).
Ai, the better homebrew. (or perhaps: Grummel, the better homebrew ;-)
Any plans for making it public?
Or is it allready available in Mercurial? (If so, please tell which repository.)
Just grab the CSS file -> http://grml.org/style.css
And the PHP stuff isn't much more than a simple:
$HEAD <body> <?php include '$STATIC_BODY'; ?> $CONTENT <?php include '$STATIC_END'; ?>
regards, -mika-

Op 19-06-2007 om 13:16 schreef Michael Prokop:
- Geert Stappers stappers@stappers.nl [20070619 08:15]:
Op 19-06-2007 om 00:36 schreef Michael Prokop:
[what's behind grml.org website]
The framework is known as "Mika's Zsh and Vim garage". ;)
[ request for details ]
Just grab the CSS file -> http://grml.org/style.css
And the PHP stuff isn't much more than a simple:
$HEAD
<body> <?php include '$STATIC_BODY'; ?> $CONTENT <?php include '$STATIC_END'; ?>
regards, -mika-
Thanks.
Cheers Geert Stappers
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