Re: A more interesting genealogy

Hi,

I use a static site generator for articles and gramps for the trees. I 
have links in the sidebar of the articles for the trees.

main site: https://myoldohiohome.com/

one of the trees: https://myoldohiohome.com/cleveland/

I don't know if that is what you would want to do or not. I am on Linux 
and  use pelican because it was the easiest for me to configure. There 
are many. You already are using wordpress on the Ruminations section, 
you could adapt that somehow. I forget if you'd need to run another 
instance of wordpress or if you can put articles into separate folders 
from their interface.

Nice landing page, by the way. I didn't know you could do that in gramps.

Ed H.

On 9/9/23 7:22 PM, Kyle Davenport wrote:
> I'm just fishing for ideas about making my Gramps website more 
> interesting.
>
> 1) I have to update the website every few months because of changes 
> and updates. Is there any way to show what's changed or what's new?
>
> 2) When the paper trail runs out, we genealogists have to look for 
> clues in the times and places of our ancestor, somehow dramatizing 
> what their life was like. I wrote such a treatment in a document with 
> all available evidence, lore, and images. See "A Collin's Tale 
> <https://quickening.zapto.org/Collins%20Tale.pdf>". Has anyone tried 
> to incorporate this into their Gramps tree, and how did you do it?
>
> 3) I have a nice landing page <https://quickening.zapto.org/gramps/> 
> for my Gramps site, but somehow I would like more of these 
> HTML-formatted stories thru-out the site, either on individual pages 
> or hanging off them.
>
> Sort of an aside, I tried to do Openmap places in the narrative web 
> report and it doesn't seem to work.
>
>
> => I've seen emails to the list strip html. Contact me for the links.
>


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