A few smaller tweaks for the navigation menu (on the left, not the top):
- Smaller font. The upgrade to the latest Geekdocs made this bigger, but I
like it if it's a bit smaller than the main text.
- More visible indicator line for the active element. This was a dashed
underline of just the text. It is now a dashed border-bottom that extends
the entire width of the element. This visibly connects the main body of
text to the active menu element.
And for the main text:
- Less padding for `h3` elements, as the whitespace became a bit too much.
Upgrade the Geekdocs theme from 0.32.4 to 0.44.1. This changes the layout
a little bit; most notably the 'documentation' menu is in a larger font.
I tried the upgrade to solve an issue of images not appearing (while
writing not-yet-committed changes). That wasn't solved by the upgrade, but
in the spirit of keeping up to date I'd thought I'd commit this upgrade
anyway.
Move the info about using cloud storage from the FAQ to the Shared
Storage chapter of the documentation. The FAQ entry of the topic is now
reduced to a short answer + a link to the moved documentation.
Reorganise the FAQ, grouping the questions in "Features" and
"Troubleshooting". Also I removed the explanation of the difference
between Flamenco v2 and v3, as that's quite obsolete now.
Reorder from name/type/priority/updated to name/updated/priority/type.
The new ordering moves the more important info into (according to Blender
Studio) view when the job table is narrow.
- Describe how to enable/disable the Shaman in more detail,
- adjust the link to Stack Exchange w.r.t. SAMBA & symlinks, and
- include a table of contents at the top of the page.
Add a button to the tags table to delete worker tags. Each tag now has
its own 'delete' button.
This replaces the single 'delete' button above the table, where a tag
would first have to be selected and then that 'delete' button pressed.
Reviewed-on: https://projects.blender.org/studio/flamenco/pulls/104256
Add a bit more documentation about the lack of ffmpeg on macOS/arm64 builds
and include a text file in the download package for that platform to
signal where any ffmpeg binary should be placed.
For the hands-on class, there will be a special build of Flamenco. It
disables Shaman on all platforms (for uniformity for all participants)
and hard-codes `localhost` as URL for the Workers (to prevent
participants' Workers from finding each other's Managers).
The special build of Flamenco will be done on a separate branch
(`bcon-2023`), but the website should stay for longer, and thus this
commit is on the `main` branch.
At least for the experimental packages, there should be a link to the
changelog. For release versions we should maybe have something nicer; at
least it should link to the changelog for that particular version, instead
of just the top of the file.
Symbolic links on Windows require some special user privilege, and
Shaman can now check for this at startup. Hopefully this helps in guiding
people towards a working Shaman system.
