The landing claimed seeds spread 'with no server in the middle' and the About
page said people communicate 'directly with each other', while sharing in fact
travels through community relays. Reworded (en/es/pt, docs sources + generated
about pages via build-legal.sh): what you share travels through community
servers run by people and collectives — many of them, anyone can add one, none
a controllable center.
The forced width:100% on .site-nav below 560px was written back when
the language switcher spelled out every language name and needed the
room. Now that it's a compact pill, the header fits on one line down
to ~360px; let flex-wrap handle the actual overflow case instead of
always forcing a second row.
Mirror the es/ pattern: docs/legal/pt/ + docs/o-que-e-tane.md as the
Portuguese source of truth, build-legal.sh extended to generate the
Hugo pt.* pages from them, config.toml gets a [languages.pt] entry,
i18n/pt.json translates the UI chrome. og-pt.png is a placeholder copy
of og-en.png until a proper Portuguese social card is made by hand
(same as the other og-*.png, per DEPLOY.md). Verified locally with the
Docker build: /pt/, /pt/about/, all four /pt/legal/ pages and the
lang-switch link all resolve correctly.
The manual Ansible playbook was superseded by the site.yml workflow,
which deploys on every push to main touching site/** or docs/**.
Keep Ansible documented only as the manual fallback.
The landing sections had ids but no visible anchor, unlike About/Legal.
Add a hover-revealed # link on each section title (Status, Features,
Screenshots, Values, FAQ, Collaborate, Get it) and widen the reveal rule
beyond .doc so it applies to the home too.
Landing sections now carry ids (status, features, faq, collab, …) so any
section is directly linkable (e.g. /#faq). About and Legal headings get a
discreet, hover-revealed permalink via a goldmark heading render hook.
A scroll-margin-top offset keeps anchored targets clear of the sticky header.
Add a features section to the landing home (EN/ES) that describes what
Tane does by intent, not mechanism: inventory, care & calendar, labels &
backup, and the neighbourly sharing layer (offers, chat, trust, plantaré,
sync). Follows the existing pillars/values pattern (front-matter data +
template + CSS, RTL-safe). Reframe the beta status copy so the sharing
layer reads as 'arriving, in beta' rather than 'being built'.
Weblate has no native Hugo-TOML format. The strings are already the go-i18n
structure ([key]/other=), so convert site/i18n/{en,es}.toml -> {en,es}.json
({"key":{"other":"..."}}) — Hugo 0.140 reads it identically (verified with the
pinned hugomods/hugo:exts-0.140.2 image). Enables a 'site' Weblate component.
Update TRANSLATIONS.md: site is now a component (go-i18n-json), not deferred.
Beta-tester feedback triage. The data model already had LotType.seedling as
first class; the gaps were copy and UX.
- Seedlings/plantones: broaden landing hero (EN/ES), in-app legal notice, and
all legal texts (site + docs masters) from seeds-only to "seeds and
seedlings", with a live-plant phytosanitary/transport caveat. Seeds stay the
hero — targeted, not a blanket rename.
- Backups: settings line now states the 7-day cadence explicitly; cadence lives
in AutoBackupService.backupInterval as the single source for text and schedule.
- Community servers: replace the manual wss:// text box with a checklist of the
known servers (defaults visible/toggleable) plus an "add server" affordance
with basic validation. No jargon in the UI.
i18n across en/es/pt/fr/de/ast (ja falls back). Tests updated + a new
server-picker widget test.
- Hugo site (site/): EN/ES intro + legal (generated from docs/legal), an
ES/EN About page from docs/{que-es-tane,what-is-tane}.md, seed-green theme,
responsive header, store-badge placeholders, multi-stage Hugo->nginx image.
- Golden screenshot harness (test/screenshots/): en,es,fr,de,pt,ja + RTL demo,
real fonts via DejaVu Sans + FontManifest; skip-by-default tag so CI stays
green. collect_screenshots.sh feeds site/ and fastlane phoneScreenshots.
- Drop editorial notes from the public explainer.
