[Quicknr]
[Quicknr]
An introduction to Quicknr is published here.
Full details of the way Quicknr works and the available options are in the "config.txt" file. The latest can be accessed on Github.
The "user_functions.py" file provides additional details on custom Python functions that may be employed. You can read it on Github.
Run Quicknr_App.py -h to obtain help on commandline options. They are quite self-explanatory, except for the Tools mode, which is explained in a news posting.
Create a website with Quicknr when prompted on startup, then read the folder descriptions that will be printed.
The main rule to remember is that you should not delete or rename Quicknr folders, but you can add your own. Quicknr will ignore them (except when uploading all files with the -a commandline option).
The power of Quicknr is in CSS, the way class attributes are created. The best way to learn is to copy the "Quicknr_Light_Markup.txt" file from the Quicknr "doc" folder to the "page_sources" folder of your new website, and convert it to HTML. Then study the HTML source and the default CSS files Quicknr places in the "public_html/res/css" directory of the website. All classes that Quicknr may ever produce are in those files.