Deploy the plugin to 3mi.org with the SSPX preset selected (R2 pilot) #99
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Directorium/Ordo#99
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Summary
R2 / priority deliverable — a maintainer deployment step. Install the standalone Ordo plugin on the 3mi.org / marymichaelmachabee.org refresh (the same project, two domains) and select the SSPX preset in Settings → Ordo. This is the platform's first live surface, and the reason SSPX is authored first in Core (v0.2).
The plugin ships defaulting to Universal 1962. SSPX is a per-site setting, chosen on 3mi.org — it is not the shipped default. (This corrects the original wording and reconciles the identity/edition split: one build serves every parish, and each site selects its own calendar.)
The plugin runs in standalone bundled-Core mode — it resolves every day offline with no API dependency — so the pilot needs only a WordPress install, not the Api.
What ships vs. what this issue tracks
The plugin itself is code-complete — Epics #1 (scaffold & lifecycle), #6 (mockups), #11 (today & masthead), #15 (calendar & day view), and #20 (settings, i18n & assets) are all merged. Surfaces, the tabbed settings screen, i18n, filemtime assets, and
readme.txtare in.This issue tracks the live install and verification on the 3mi.org refresh, which requires access to the WordPress site. It is therefore a maintainer step that cannot be performed from the build environment.
Acceptance criteria
[ordo_today], the[ordo_calendar]month grid, the day-view modal, and a shareable/ordo/YYYY-MM-DD/pretty page.Notes
ordo.zipfrom the release step.readme.txtcarries the install steps.