volse-hubzilla.git - Volse Hubzilla -- soft fork of main Hubzilla core for Volse

	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Age	Files	Lines
*	update some addon docs and ensure we only generate statistics once a day	zotlabs	2017-07-13	1	-1/+1
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*	Documentation - add a section of addons and especially federation addons, ↵	zotlabs	2017-06-10	1	-41/+16
\| \| \| \|	and remove the section on server_roles.
*	Integrated more content and deleted the original locations where applicable.	Andrew Manning	2017-02-13	1	-0/+15
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*	Deleting original help content pages that have been integrated into the new doco	Andrew Manning	2017-02-12	1	-0/+49
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*	Deleted old versions that have been integrated. Integrated and slightly ↵	Andrew Manning	2017-01-01	1	-0/+19
\| \| \| \|	revised Comanche doco.
*	some changes to heading sizes to make some sense in the doco (this will ↵	Mario Vavti	2016-12-20	1	-3/+3
\| \| \| \|	undergo some refinement in the next release cycle when we possibly upgrade to bootstrap 4) and get rid of the accordion for now.
*	Move headings down to start at H3 at Mario's direction	Andrew Manning	2016-12-19	2	-28/+28
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*	Add hub snapshot tool page to admin section	Andrew Manning	2016-12-08	1	-0/+127
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*	Replace Hubzilla with $Projectname more. Revise code block side-scroll	Andrew Manning	2016-12-08	1	-16/+16
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*	Convert consolidated pages back to BBcode and Markdown where possible	Andrew Manning	2016-12-08	2	-342/+345
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*	Major changes to accordion nav menu. Table of contents auto-generated below ↵	Andrew Manning	2016-11-29	1	-5/+1
\| \| \| \|	the loaded page. Removed manual TOCs from individual pages. TOC uses jQuery plugin Sticky to remain visible when it would scroll out of view.
*	Restructured main table of contents to link to fewer pages with more ↵	Andrew Manning	2016-11-27	1	-0/+346
	content. The admin, dev, and member guides are single pages each having a table of contents at the top that is represented in condensed form in the main navigation sidebar. Section links are used to navigate between content sections for simplicity and fewer page loads.