Distribusi-verse
-Zipfiles become websites
-Folders become links and pages
-Media files become visible
-Text files become readable
-Use Css to style your page
+1. Zipfiles become websites
+Distribusi is a content management system for the web that produces static +index pages based on folders in the files system. For distrubisverse this means +that you can upload a zip file (".zip file extension") with content and have +distrubsi turn it into a webpage for you. Making a zip file is very easy for all +desktop operating systems (Windows, Mac OS and Linux)
+Windows 10
+Mac OS
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2. Media files become visible
+Whenever Distribusi discovers media files in your zipfile it turns them +into the appropriate html tags. image files become img tags, audio files become +audio tags and so on. Currently distribusi supports images, videos, audio, +pdf and textfiles (only ".txt" see 4. Text files become readable) +
+Example:
+If your zipfile contains the image "cover.png" it becomes +the following html in your distribusi page:
+<div id="cover" class="png"> + <figure> + <img class="image" src="cover.png"> + <figcaption>cover.png</figcaption> + </figure> +</div>+
The encapsulating div tag gets an id that is the same as the +file name. The img tag gets a class attribute image +This is handy for styling your files with css (See 5.)
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3. Folders become links and pages
+When you make your zipfile, this zipfile can contain folders with more +content. Distribusi turns these automatically into links and behind those links +a new page! These pages look identical to your main page because they share the +same style.
+Example:
+<div id="folder" class="dir"> + <a href='new_folder/index.html'>new_folder</a> +</div>+
The encapsulating div tag gets an id +folder. and a class attribute dir +This is handy for styling your files with css (See 5.)
+the anchor (a) tag will get an href attribute pointing to the +subfolder
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4. Text files become readable
+When distribusi discovers a text file (".txt file extension") it +turns it into a pre tag with the text from the file in it. This enables users to +add simple text elements to their pages.
+Example:
+<div id="my_textfile" class="plain"> + <pre> + contents of my_textfile.txt gets rendered inside a pre tag. + </pre> + <span class="filename">my_textfile.txt</span> +</div>+
The encapsulating div tag gets an id that is the same as the +file name. and a class attribute plain +This is handy for styling your files with css (See 5.)
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5. Use Css to style your page
+Distribusi offers almost full support for styling your page with CSS. +Because all content is auto generated your Distribusi Css will be places in a +style tag in the head of each HTML file.
+Distrbusi-verse allows its users to skip this step by just selecting a basic +theme or by selecting one of the themes other users have made public. +
Alternatively a user can opt to make their own custom theme, either in a +simple online editor or by uploading their own Css file.
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