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TODO:

[] Look into multimarkdown support along with preprocessor for addin srcset to image tags
[] Install PHP for Adatptive images
[] Write out geojson data for natparks into site/projects/natparks/parkid
[] Redo template on natparks page to call new location 
[] Update view fuction to add project name (for now just hard code it)
[] Build out page with all links, filter through them
[] Port Flickr code an add some image compression
[] Add support for srcset to handle high res screens
[] Use Adaptive Images to handle older posts
[] Make full build button work
[] build out entry aside model
[] Add JavaScript to dynamically build asides. maybe.
[] Create css for large image pages light and dark (should just need structural css, dark class name could be enough to work for large image dark pages.

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Older Notes and ToDos


Currently caught in the middle between static_generator and build

Static generator is cleaner, but much of the build code is hard to port. Keep going back and rorth and so far neither works save for building the feed.

What I should do is refactor both into a single clean module with methods for building the things I need to be able to build:

# each section individually
    * All Writing pages  -- done
    * All Photo -- done
    * All Projects --done
    * All Pages (about, contact, etc) -- done
# Everything needed to post a new entry...
    * writing archives
    * map
    * homepage
    * feed
    * sitemap
# Individual pages that need periodic rebuilding
    * feed -- done
    * sitemap -- done
    * map -- done
# The whole goddamn thing.

In build each model has a build function that calls all the routines necessary to build everything. I like that model, but then I need to expose those functions a bit more.

ToDo:

build out entry aside model
Add JavaScript to dynamically build asides. maybe.
create css for large image pages light and dark (should just need structural css, dark class name could be enough to work for large image dark pages.