richbox-split

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation

  • Enhanced visual presentation and organization of information across various sections including support channels, bug reporting, documentation, translation, plugin development, QGIS core development, and donations.
  • Updated syntax for rich content elements across multiple documents for consistency and clarity.
  • Improved formatting and presentation of tips, notes, and donation options.

• New Features

  • Introduced new shortcode files for creating and ending rich boxes and rich content elements, enabling more flexible and consistent formatting options.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on refining the syntax for rich content elements across various markdown documents. This involves transitioning from a unified tag approach for rich boxes and content to a more structured format with distinct start and end tags. These changes aim to enhance the clarity, consistency, and styling flexibility of the documents, affecting elements like rich boxes, rich content, and their alignment and themes within the site's layout.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
content/community/involve.md content/community/members.md .../members/sustaining_member.md .../organisation/guidelines.md .../organisation/infrastructure.md .../organisation/meetings.md .../organisation/meetings/dev_meetings.md .../organisation/meetings/user_meetings.md content/donate/index.md content/product/overview.md .../visual-changelogs/visualchangelog324/index.md content/resources/hub.md .../installation-guide/index.md .../support/commercial-support.md .../support/faq.md content/test.md	Updated syntax for rich boxes and content, introducing separate start and end tags to enhance document structure and presentation.
themes/hugo-bulma-blocks-theme/layouts/shortcodes/ rich-box-end.html rich-box-start.html rich-content-end.html rich-content-start.html rich-right-end.html rich-right-start.html	Added new shortcode files for starting and ending rich boxes, rich content, and rich right elements, enabling better styling and layout control.

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In the land of code and markdown,
Changes came, spreading around.
Rich boxes start, and rich boxes end,
Structuring content, a new trend to blend.
With every tag that now takes its place,
Our docs grow clearer, with added grace.
Cheers to the changes, both big and small,
A hop forward for one, a leap for us all.
✨🐰

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ffc59cd and 2e365ec.

Files selected for processing (22)

• content/community/involve.md (2 hunks)
• content/community/members.md (1 hunks)
• content/community/members/sustaining_member.md (6 hunks)
• content/community/organisation/guidelines.md (5 hunks)
• content/community/organisation/infrastructure.md (1 hunks)
• content/community/organisation/meetings.md (1 hunks)
• content/community/organisation/meetings/dev_meetings.md (1 hunks)
• content/community/organisation/meetings/user_meetings.md (1 hunks)
• content/donate/index.md (2 hunks)
• content/product/overview.md (2 hunks)
• content/product/visual-changelogs/visualchangelog324/index.md (1 hunks)
• content/resources/hub.md (2 hunks)
• content/resources/installation-guide/index.md (8 hunks)
• content/resources/support/commercial-support.md (1 hunks)
• content/resources/support/faq.md (2 hunks)
• content/test.md (4 hunks)
• themes/hugo-bulma-blocks-theme/layouts/shortcodes/rich-box-end.html (1 hunks)
• themes/hugo-bulma-blocks-theme/layouts/shortcodes/rich-box-start.html (1 hunks)
• themes/hugo-bulma-blocks-theme/layouts/shortcodes/rich-content-end.html (1 hunks)
• themes/hugo-bulma-blocks-theme/layouts/shortcodes/rich-content-start.html (1 hunks)
• themes/hugo-bulma-blocks-theme/layouts/shortcodes/rich-right-end.html (1 hunks)
• themes/hugo-bulma-blocks-theme/layouts/shortcodes/rich-right-start.html (1 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (4)

• content/test.md
• themes/hugo-bulma-blocks-theme/layouts/shortcodes/rich-box-end.html
• themes/hugo-bulma-blocks-theme/layouts/shortcodes/rich-content-end.html
• themes/hugo-bulma-blocks-theme/layouts/shortcodes/rich-right-end.html

Additional comments: 34

themes/hugo-bulma-blocks-theme/layouts/shortcodes/rich-right-start.html (1)

• 1-1: This change introduces a new div element with the class rich-right, which seems to be part of the enhancements for rich content boxes. The syntax is correct, and the class naming convention appears consistent with the project's standards.

themes/hugo-bulma-blocks-theme/layouts/shortcodes/rich-content-start.html (1)

• 1-1: The introduction of a dynamic class through the themeClass parameter in the rich-content-start.html shortcode allows for flexible theming of content boxes. This is a good use of Hugo's templating features to enhance the customization and maintainability of the site's components.

themes/hugo-bulma-blocks-theme/layouts/shortcodes/rich-box-start.html (1)

• 1-4: The rich-box-start.html shortcode is well-implemented with dynamic class assignment and conditional rendering for the id and icon. This enhances the flexibility and reusability of the rich box component, aligning with best practices for Hugo templates.

content/resources/support/commercial-support.md (1)

• 15-20: The update to use the new rich-box-start, rich-content-start, rich-content-end, and rich-box-end shortcodes in the commercial support markdown file is correctly implemented. The use of parameters for theming and layout customization enhances the document's visual presentation and consistency.

content/community/members.md (1)

• 15-20: The transition to the new rich-box-start, rich-content-start, rich-content-end, and rich-box-end shortcodes in the members and donors markdown file is correctly implemented. The parameters for theming and layout customization are used effectively, enhancing the document's visual presentation and consistency.

content/resources/support/faq.md (2)

• 61-66: The transition from the old rich-box and rich-content shortcodes to the new rich-box-start, rich-box-end, rich-content-start, and rich-content-end shortcodes is correctly implemented here. This change enhances the clarity and structure of the document by clearly delineating the start and end of rich content sections.
• 140-146: Similar to the previous comment, the update to the new shortcode syntax for rich content is correctly applied in this section. The use of rich-box-start, rich-box-end, rich-content-start, and rich-content-end shortcodes improves the document's structure and readability.

content/product/overview.md (5)

• 136-142: The update to the new shortcode syntax for defining rich content boxes is correctly applied for the QGIS Server section. This change ensures a consistent and clear structure for presenting information within the documentation.
• 146-154: The changes made to the QGIS Desktop section, updating the shortcode syntax for rich content boxes, are correctly implemented. This enhances the document's readability and consistency in presenting information.
• 133-165: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [161-172]

The transition to the new shortcode syntax for the QGIS Web Client section is correctly done, aligning with the overall goal of improving documentation structure and clarity.

• 176-186: The update to the new shortcode syntax for the QGIS on mobiles and tablets section is correctly applied, contributing to the documentation's improved structure and readability.
• 191-203: The changes made to the Case Studies section, updating the shortcode syntax for rich content boxes, are correctly implemented. This ensures a consistent and clear structure for presenting case studies within the documentation.

content/community/organisation/meetings/dev_meetings.md (1)

• 13-18: The update to the new shortcode syntax for defining rich content boxes in the QGIS Developer Meetings section is correctly applied. This change enhances the clarity and structure of the document by clearly delineating the start and end of rich content sections.

content/community/members/sustaining_member.md (6)

• 29-36: The transition to separate start and end tags for rich content ({{< rich-box-start >}} and {{< rich-box-end >}}, {{< rich-content-start >}} and {{< rich-content-end >}}) is correctly implemented here, enhancing the clarity and maintainability of the document structure.
• 38-45: The use of separate start and end tags for rich content is correctly applied, improving the document's structure and readability.
• 58-72: The implementation of separate start and end tags for rich content boxes is consistent and correctly applied, contributing to the document's improved structure and presentation.
• 86-121: The consistent application of the new start and end tags for rich content across different membership levels demonstrates a clear improvement in document structure and readability.
• 139-175: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [142-209]

The use of separate start and end tags for rich content in the benefits section is correctly implemented, enhancing the document's clarity and maintainability.

• 298-311: The correct application of the new start and end tags for rich content in the tips sections further demonstrates the PR's objective to enhance document structure and presentation.

content/community/organisation/guidelines.md (6)

• 37-42: The transition to separate start and end tags for rich content ({{< rich-box-start >}} and {{< rich-box-end >}}, {{< rich-content-start >}} and {{< rich-content-end >}}) is correctly implemented here, enhancing the clarity and maintainability of the document structure.
• 46-51: The use of separate start and end tags for rich content is correctly applied, improving the document's structure and readability.
• 65-70: The implementation of separate start and end tags for rich content boxes is consistent and correctly applied, contributing to the document's improved structure and presentation.
• 93-98: The correct application of the new start and end tags for rich content in the tips sections further demonstrates the PR's objective to enhance document structure and presentation.
• 112-117: The consistent application of the new start and end tags for rich content across different sections demonstrates a clear improvement in document structure and readability.
• 150-191: The use of separate start and end tags for rich content in the FAQ section is correctly implemented, enhancing the document's clarity and maintainability.

content/resources/installation-guide/index.md (8)

• 84-89: The update to the rich content box syntax with {{< rich-box-start >}} and {{< rich-content-start >}} followed by their corresponding end tags is correctly applied here. This change aligns with the PR's objective to enhance documentation consistency and visual presentation.
• 93-98: The syntax update for rich content boxes is correctly applied in this section as well. The use of start and end tags for both the rich box and rich content ensures a consistent and visually appealing presentation of notes.
• 124-133: This section correctly applies the new syntax for rich content boxes. The consistent use of start and end tags across different sections of the document contributes to the overall goal of improving documentation clarity and user experience.
• 147-152: The application of the new rich content box syntax in this note about adding qgis-server is correct and consistent with the changes made throughout the document. This ensures a uniform approach to presenting additional notes and instructions.
• 161-168: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [164-177]

The rich content box syntax update is correctly implemented in this section, which provides important information about package stability and updates. The clear and consistent presentation of such notes is crucial for user guidance and understanding.

• 290-295: The update to the rich content box syntax is correctly applied in this section, emphasizing the importance of removing old packages before updating. This contributes to the documentation's goal of providing clear and actionable instructions to users.
• 593-599: The warning box about the lack of support for Android 5 and the best support for Android 4.3 and 4.4.x is correctly formatted with the new rich content box syntax. This change enhances the visibility and clarity of important warnings for users.
• 603-609: The syntax update for the rich content box in the warning about QGIS testing packages is correctly applied. This ensures that critical warnings are presented in a visually consistent and clear manner, aligning with the PR's objectives.

content/product/visual-changelogs/visualchangelog324/index.md (1)

• 892-898: The change from a single tag format to a structured start and end tag format for defining rich boxes and rich content is correctly implemented here. However, it's important to ensure that this new format is consistently applied across all documentation files affected by this PR to maintain consistency and readability.