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generated pages with Jinja, become more familiar with its syntax | |||
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Revision as of 11:53, 30 September 2019
25 09 2019
try to use Jinja to generate repetitive tags and id in html page.
from jinja2 import Template
images_html=Template('''
{% for image in images %}
<img class="gallery" href="{{ image }}.jpg" id=images_{{ image }}></img>
{% endfor %}
''')
numberList = ["1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9", "10"]
images_list=images_html.render(images=numberList)
print(images_list)
output is:
<img class="gallery" href="1.jpg" id=images_1></img>
<img class="gallery" href="2.jpg" id=images_2></img>
<img class="gallery" href="3.jpg" id=images_3></img>
<img class="gallery" href="4.jpg" id=images_4></img>
<img class="gallery" href="5.jpg" id=images_5></img>
<img class="gallery" href="6.jpg" id=images_6></img>
<img class="gallery" href="7.jpg" id=images_7></img>
<img class="gallery" href="8.jpg" id=images_8></img>
<img class="gallery" href="9.jpg" id=images_9></img>
<img class="gallery" href="10.jpg" id=images_10></img>
26 09 2019
I tried to do ssh on client and server side according to homebrew server side config, but I wasn't able to troubleshoot.
I was doing this because I have some problems with my ports on raspberry pi, and it loads the website too slow. So I switched to using a Virtual Server Provider.
27 09 2019
continue on exploring pelican
28 09 2019
generated pages with Jinja, become more familiar with its syntax
29 09 2019
mostly reviewing Jinja syntax
30 09 2019
installed etherpad on a pi together with artemis
some memorable moments are 1. overcoming the temporary switch problem in xpub studio 2. mysql, the suggested database for installation couldn't be set up, we opted for MariaDB which was similar and it worked. prospects: keeping the authorship color? can look into this - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40716063/how-etherpad-recognizes-author-color to see if doable.