[TYPO3-doc] Modern / Futuristic template building

[Martin Bless]

Hi François and Tolliev,

>Hi Tolleiv,
>
>> thanks for the update - what I see is, once docs.typo3.org replaces the
>> old documentations, there won't be anything available documenting
>> TemplaVoila for "normal" users. And that's a big issue which will fill
>> my inbox for a long time.

Which would mean that they are still very import. So they should
be (easily!) available.

>I understand your feelings and I'm unhappy about the situation too. 
>Maybe we could think about creating an archive of old, but unreplaced 
>manuals and provide them as PDF only.

I'm very much in favour of having everything accessible easily.
Being outdated or unmaintained is not a problem as long as
everything is labeled and declared correctly.

So why not make docs like that available at:
(I'm looking for the correct label - so please help!)

One of
http://docs.typo3.org/ .../

- /ancient/
- /antique/
- /antik/
- /oldtimes/
- /ancienttimes/...
- /historical/...
- /museum/...
- /outdated/

Personally I'm very interested in having those manuals available
as well. So I'd be happy to do the work.

Next idea: We could use a slightly modified Sphinx theme for the
rendering of those manuals which contains a "stamp" and hint on
each page telling something like "Attention: this is an ancient
and historical document ..."

It's just a matter of giving the right name to everything.

Another advantage would be: Though being very old those old
manuals still represent something we have in mind. And having them
around as ReST text would make creating a new manual easier.

I like /ancient/ ...

Martin

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