mediagoblin/plugins/archivalook/templates/archivalook/feature.html

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  18 {% extends "mediagoblin/base.html" %}
  19 {% import "/mediagoblin/utils/wtforms.html" as wtforms_util %}
  20
  21 {%- block mediagoblin_head -%}
  22   <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"
  23      href="{{ request.staticdirect('css/featured-media.css','archivalook') }}"/>
  24 {%- endblock mediagoblin_head %}
  25
  26 {%- block mediagoblin_content %}
  27   <form method="POST" action="" id="featured-media-panel">
  28     {{ wtforms_util.render_divs(form) }}
  29     <input type=submit />
  30   {{ csrf_token }}
  31   </form>
  32
  33   <h2>{% trans %}How does this work?{% endtrans %}</h2>
  34     <strong><a class="highlight">{% trans %}How to feature media?{% endtrans -%}
  35     </a></strong>
  36     <p>
  37     {% trans %}
  38       Go to the page of the media entry you want to feature. Copy its URL and
  39       then paste it into a new line in the text box above. There should be only
  40       one url per line. The url that you paste into the text box should be under
  41       the header describing how prominent a feature it will be (whether Primary,
  42       Secondary, or Tertiary). Once all of the media that you want to feature are
  43       inside the text box, click the Submit Query button, and your media should be
  44       displayed on the front page.
  45     {% endtrans %}</p>
  46
  47     <strong><a class="highlight">
  48         {%- trans %}Is there another way to manage featured media?{% endtrans %}
  49     </a></strong>
  50     <p>
  51     {% trans %}
  52         Yes. If you would prefer, you may go to the media homepage of the piece
  53         of media you would like to feature or unfeature and look at the bar to
  54         the side of the media entry. If the piece of media has not been featured
  55         yet you should see a button that says "Feature". Press that button and
  56         the media will be featured as a Primary Feature at the top of the page.
  57         All other featured media entries will remain as features, but will be
  58         pushed further down the page.<br /><br />
  59
  60         If you go to the media homepage of a piece of media that is currently
  61         featured, you will see the options "Unfeature", "Promote" and "Demote"
  62         where previously there was the button which said "Feature". Click
  63         Unfeature and that media entry will no longer be displayed on the
  64         front page, although you can feature it again at any point. Promote
  65         moves the featured media higher up on the page and makes it more
  66         prominent and Demote moves the featured media lower down and makes it
  67         less prominent.
  68     {% endtrans %}</p>
  69
  70     <strong><a class="highlight">{% trans -%}
  71         What is a Primary Feature? What is a Secondary Feature?{% endtrans -%}
  72     </a></strong>
  73     <p>
  74     {% trans %}
  75       These categories just describe how prominent a feature will be on your
  76       front page. Primary Features are placed at the top of the front page and are
  77       much larger. Next are Secondary Features, which are slightly smaller.
  78       Tertiary Features make up a grid at the bottom of the page.<br /><br />
  79
  80       Primary Features also can display longer descriptions than Secondary
  81       Features, and Secondary Features can display longer descriptions than
  82       Tertiary Features.{% endtrans %}</p>
  83
  84     <strong><a class="highlight">
  85     {% trans %}How to decide what information is displayed when a media entry is
  86     featured?{% endtrans %}</a></strong>
  87     <p>
  88     {% trans %}
  89       When a media entry is featured, the entry's title, its thumbnail and a
  90       portion of its description will be displayed on your website's front page.
  91       The number of characters displayed varies on the prominence of the feature.
  92       Primary Features display the first 512 characters of their description,
  93       Secondary Features display the first 256 characters of their description,
  94       and Tertiary Features display the first 128 characters of their description.
  95     {% endtrans %}
  96     </p>
  97
  98     <strong><a class="highlight">{% trans -%}
  99         How to unfeature a piece of media?{% endtrans -%}
 100     </a></strong>
 101     <p>
 102     {% trans %}
 103       Unfeature a media by removing its line from the above textarea and then
 104       pressing the Submit Query button.
 105     {% endtrans %}
 106     </p>
 107
 108     <strong><a class="highlight">{% trans %}CAUTION:{% endtrans %}</a></strong>
 109     <p>
 110     {% trans %}
 111       When copying and pasting urls into the above text box, be aware that if
 112       you make a typo, once you press Submit Query, your media entry will NOT be
 113       featured. Make sure that all your intended Media Entries are featured.
 114     {% endtrans %}</p>
 115 {% endblock %}