Migrate CML documentation to GitHub Pages

[demianmnave]

Ideas to investigate:

Jekyll
Moxygen
Pandoc

Needs an orphan branch.

[demianmnave]

Also consider:

ReadTheDocs

[demianmnave]

And:

http://madoko.org/reference.html

[demianmnave]

More Madoko:

https://github.com/sampsyo/madoko-template

[Brekel]

Or maybe at least an option to download the old html documentation pages, I really miss them at times for quick reference :)

[demianmnave]

I have a WordPress backup of the CML1 documentation, but punted for a while due to trouble getting it loaded onto a new server. It's probably time to revisit that effort.

Running Doxygen on the CML1 headers may get you a moderately useful reference until I figure out the WP import. If you have switched to CML2, I was a little more careful with the Doxygen markup, so it may work a bit better.

[demianmnave]

Stroke of brilliance (aka obvious migration strategy) got old WordPress site up and running. Makes this possible:

http://www.adamwadeharris.com/how-to-convert-a-wordpress-site-to-jekyll-with-github-pages/

[demianmnave]

Kamino closed and cloned this issue to demianmnave/CML