Glossary#
- add-on#
An add-on in Plone extends its functionality. It is code that is released as a package to make it easier to install.
In Volto, an add-on is a JavaScript package.
In Plone core, an add-on is a Python package.
- Event root#
The item that holds the settings of an event. It is the Plone site in single event mode, and a Tech Event item in multiple events mode.
- Markedly Structured Text#
- MyST#
Markedly Structured Text (MyST) is a rich and extensible flavor of Markdown, for authoring Plone Documentation. The pages of this documentation are written in MyST.
- Plone#
Plone is an open-source content management system that is used to create, edit, and manage digital content, like websites, intranets and custom solutions. It comes with over 20 years of growth, optimisations, and refinements.
- Plone Sphinx Theme#
- plone-sphinx-theme#
Plone Sphinx Theme is a Sphinx theme for Plone 6 Documentation, Plone Conference Training, and documentation of various Plone packages. This documentation uses Plone Sphinx Theme.
- Presenter#
A person who takes part in an event.
- Room#
A room of a venue. Each room is a column of the schedule.
- Schedule#
The container for the slots of an event. The schedule is published through the
@scheduleendpoint.- Session#
A slot that is part of the program, such as a talk, a keynote or a training.
- Slot#
Anything with a start time, an end time and an optional room on the schedule.
- Sphinx#
Sphinx is a tool that makes it easy to create intelligent and beautiful documentation. It can generate multiple output formats, including HTML and PDF, from a single source.
- Sponsor#
A company or a person that supports an event.
- SponsorsDB#
The container of the sponsorship levels, the sponsors and the benefits of an event.
- Sponsorship level#
A group of sponsors that pay the same investment and receive the same benefits.
- Tech event#
One edition of a conference, symposium or seminar, with its program, its venues and its sponsors.
- Track#
A theme of the program, with its own color.
- Venue#
A place where an event happens. A venue holds rooms.