Re: Narrative Web publishing

On 4/2/25 4:32 PM, Jouko Norvapalo wrote:
> I'm building a narrative web site from my data, but the result is very uglu, because in the site individuals an family pages is located in the web root, why is that. Logically is normal that those are in own directories. That appeared after I installalle 6.0.0. Can somebody do somethind about it??

I've had a gramps website on my home Linux server.  You can see it at 
https://www.dennett.org.  I use apache and the server runs Fedora. There 
is no definition of anything called webroot in the apache config. 
However, there is a DocumentRoot and that is set to /home/www/html.  If 
you go the to url I mentioned above, you will actually get served the 
file /home/www/html/index.html (which actually redirects you to 
/home/www/html/genealogy/index.html via a meta tag).

So, in gramps I specifiy the narrative web destination to 
/home/www/html/genealogy and let gramps put files and directories there. 
  It seems well organized to me.

I also play some tricks with server side includes so the home page is 
customized to my liking.  I think I also do the same with page footers. 
I'm not at my server at the moment so I'm using my memory on how I set 
it up way back when I started.

Charlie Dennett



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