Help:Privacy-Policy
Our privacy GDPR and imprint.
This directory contains out privacy-policy (GDPR; the General Data Protection Regulation ( (EU) 2016/679 ) is a regulation in European law on data protection and privacy in the EU.) and our imprint.
Location
| Directory | Description |
|---|---|
| content/<Language>/privacy-policy/ | The base directory of the GDPR and imprint |
| content/<Language>/privacy-policy/gdpr/ | Contains the imprint |
| content/<Language>/privacy-policy/imprint/ | Contains the imprint |
Create a New Privacy-Policy Page
To create a new page, use the command npm run create -- 'privacy-policy/<pageName>.md'.
After that you can edit your newly created page, which is located in content/en/privacy-policy/<pageName>.md.
Example
Create a new page foo:
$ npm run create -- 'privacy-policy/foo.md'
> [email protected] create
> exec-bin node_modules/.bin/hugo/hugo new "privacy-policy/foo.md"
Content "/home/username/path_to_repository/repository_root_directory/content/en/privacy-policy/foo.md" created
Front Matter
Every Markdown file contains a header section, called front matter, in the YAML format to configure parts of the page or website. A privacy-policy page needs the following variables in the front matter.| Variable | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
title | str | The title of the page or ressource |
description | str | The page description, normally for SEO |
date | datetime | The datetime the page was created |
lastmod | datetime | The datetime the page was modified. Should be the same as date when the creating a new page |
contributors | list of
str | A list of contributors |
draft | bool | flase shows the page, true hides the page,
as it does not exist |
weight | int | The weight, or priority of the page for page sorting |
images | list of
str | Images, which will be converted and moved to the static directory. Remember to add every image you used here |
math | bool | This page contains LaTeX math. This option preloads the font and includes the KaTeX script in the script footer. |
menu | structure | A structure which describes the path to the parent menu |
toc | bool | true, when a table of content should be created for
that site; false, when not |
The Datetime Type
The date and time according to ISO 8601 . The following table shows the extended format specified in ISO 8601 we use for our website to specify, when e.g. a page was created or edited. It has three parts:
- the date
- the time, including it's designator
T - the timezone offset
| Value | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|
2021 | No | Year |
07 | No | Month |
08 | No | Day of the month |
T | No | T is a designator, which indicates the start of the time representation |
12 | No | Hour |
34 | No | Minute |
56 | No | Second |
+ or - | Yes | + for a positive or - a negative timezone
offset |
01 | Yes | Timezone offset in hours |
02 | Yes | Timezone offset in minutes |
Formatting Examples
The following example uses the values from the table to show the format. It does not use the actual UTC. If you are not using the timezone offset, you must calculate UTC yourself.
- Example with timezone offset:
2021-07-08T12:34:56+01:02 - Example without timezone offset:
2021-07-08T12:34:56
Header Example
Remember, the front matter is aYAML structure embedded into the
Markdown file. The --- delimiters signal Hugo that this is a front
matter in the YAML format. Here is a generated example, how the
front matter might look like:
---
title: "MyTitle"
description: "A description of the page content"
date: 2021-10-08T14:48:42+01:00
lastmod: 2021-10-08T14:48:42+01:00
contributors: ["UserA" "UserB" "UserC"]
draft: false
weight: 50
images: ["avatar.svg" "foo.svg" "bar.svg"]
math: true
menu: [...] # see below
toc: false# This is an example for a comment in YAML
---
Code
The privacy-policy uses the default layout.
Coming Soon
raise NotImplementedError("Stay Tuned")Categories | Contributors |
|---|---|
| Help, Contribute and Layout | Michael Sasser |