Open Stack

We want to use the same web design on openstack.org, docs.openstack.org 
and all generated documents.

We use templates in openstackdocstheme and openstack-manuals repository 
to adapt the design provided by openstack.org.

At the moment it is a hassle to keep them up to date. You have to check 
openstack.org for changes, you have to modify the templates in the 
openstackdocstheme and openstack-manuals repository. Also it is not 
possible to sync the CSS files at the moment because we started to 
modify the CSS files provided by openstack.org. So at the moment we have 
different CSS files everywhere.

I want to propose to restructure the used HTML templates and CSS files 
the follwing way:

* extract all CSS modifications from the files synced from openstack.org 
and move them into a separate CSS file

* create a set of HTML template files that can be used in 
openstackdocstheme and openstack-manuals

* use openstackdocstheme as master repository

* the extracted CSS modifications are not synced between 
openstackdocstheme and openstack-manuals, because they are only 
necessary for Sphinx

* create a sync job for the OpenStack proposal bot that syncs HTML 
templates / CSS files from openstackdocstheme into openstack-manuals

What do you think about this?

Do we need a spec for this change?

I volunteer myself to take care of this change.

Christian.

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Christian Berendt
Cloud Solution Architect
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