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First the template author has to find out, where the new template should be created. There are basically two options:
It is usually the job of the documentation architect to define the process of creating a new template. So template authors may have to consult their colleague for advice on how to start. We find it easier to define a project of Blueprints to add page and space blueprints for a specific set of projects. This way we have a project stored in our source control and release changes from time to time.
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The template is an XML file. It is part of a page blueprint as defined by Confluence. What is specific to projectdoc is the basic structure it mandates. While Confluence puts no restriction on how your template looks like, projectdoc demands that the template author lists the properties and sections that are provided by a document type. So this is the first task to accomplish: What are the document type's properties and sections? |
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