Federated General Assembly » #OWSdirectory

Andrew and I just spoke and we're going to prioritize efforts between now and Thursday on the following.

1) Occupation node view. If you want to put a basic wireframe together that improves the overall understanding of that information, I think that would be great. In the meantime I'll work on basic typography and grouping of data, and try to add visual elements to data where appropriate.

2) Tightening up normal pages. This includes sidebar, footer, and menu formatting (let me know if I'm missing anything Andrew)

3) Directory display (as shown on front page). This should probably be more in a card-style layout.

4) Node form theming. We should probably take our cues on layout from the node display, but there might be particular constraints or things we'll need to factor in for the edit view.

Based on my understanding, 1) and 2) really need to be done before we can launch, and 3) & 4) can potentially wait until the next release (but would be nice to have).

I enabled Omega_Tools on dev.

Would it make sense for us to roll an "Occupation Directory Theme" feature that sets omega_tools and your custom module (?) as dependencies + whatever else you think fits the mold? Some contexts?

We so don't need a sidebar on the public-facing side. Let's kill it for non-logged in users, for one.

Second, let's only expose it in certain contexts, like on /occupations/manage and whatever else we add to this rubrik. We could also do this on a block-level. Maybe better for bootstrapping?

I've added you to the dropbox.

I pushed the code up to staging, resetting the omega settings and cleared the cache. Seems to have taken.

I'll let you do this on DEV, to be sure everything goes off smoothly.

I guess maybe revert the features also if the DIFFs make sense to you also, please/

I rolled an "Occupation Directory Structure" feature that requires context and manages most of our blocks.

I killed the Navigation block altogether for now.

Did some experimenting locally with Omega Tools and felt confident enough to revert to the .info on DEV.