By Jeffrey Elkner
The Getting Down with
tutorials provide an opportunity for students to
share knowledge with other students.
Getting Down with Tutorial Template and
Manos a la Obra Modelo and
provide everything you need (html, css, and javascript files) to create
your own Getting Down with
or Manos a la Obra con
tutorial.
If you would like your tutorial hosted on the Open Book Project site (and we would love it if you would ;-), email Jeff Elkner (jeff at elkner.net).
Note: The following instructions assume you are on a Unix machine like Ubuntu or some other GNU/Linux flavor. They also assume you are making Getting Down with Basket Weaving as your new tutorial.
$ tar xzvf gdw_template.tgzThis will create a
gdw_template
directory with everything you
need for your tutorial.
mv
command) gdw_tutorial
to basketweaving
(or whatever short directory name is
appropriate for your tutorial):
$ mv gdw_tutorial basketweavingThen change into your new directory with:
$ cd basketweaving
navigation.js
file located inside the
js
subdirectory. You will be making changes to the beginning
of the file, which looks like this:
$(document).ready(function() { /* Tutorial creators should edit the title, author, and list of lesson name values appropriately. */ var title = "Getting Down with Template"; var author = "Free Software"; var lessons = ["Lesson 1: The first lesson", "Lesson 2: The second lesson", "Lesson 3: The third lesson", "Lesson 4: The fourth lesson", "Lesson 5: The fifth lesson", "Lesson 6: The sixth lesson", "Lesson 7: The seventh lesson", "Lesson 8: The eigth lesson", "Lesson 9: The last lesson"];You should change the values (the characters inside quotes " " to the right of the
=
for the title
, author
and
lessons
. For the lessons, change the part of the text that
occurs to the right of the colon (:
) in each lesson name.
<section id="lesson"></section>
element and your
exercises inside the <section id="exercises"></section>
element in each file from lesson1.html
through
lesson9.html
.