[Jakarta-commons Wiki] Trivial Update of "MavenWebsiteStucture" by DennisLundberg

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  All commons website should use maven to build. At present, the required version is v1.0.2 with the plugins described in commons-build/pluginUpdate.txt.
  
- Previously a common site layout was achieved by linking to commons-build. This was achieved via relative file paths, and a requirements to checkout commons-build parallel with your component. This meant that downloaded release could not be built by users. A new mechanism (March 2006) changes this.
+ Previously a common site layout was achieved by linking to commons-build. This was achieved via relative file paths, and a requirements to checkout commons-build parallel with your component. This meant that a downloaded release could not be built by users. A new mechanism (March 2006) changes this.
  
  == Sharing the style ==
  The CSS style is shared by having a single css file (project.css) in the component's xdocs/style directory. The project.css file imports the shared file http://jakarta.apache.org/style/jakarta-maven.css.
  
- This file can be updated as and when required, and all websites will immediately update. This direct http link means that downloads can be built without a reference on commons-build previously foud in maven.xml and project.properties. Previously commons-site.jsl was used - now the standard maven site.jsl is used.
+ This file can be updated as and when required, and all websites will immediately update. This direct http link means that downloads can be built without a reference on commons-build previously found in maven.xml and project.properties. Previously commons-site.jsl was used - now the standard maven site.jsl is used.
  
  The only time a user will not see the commons styled website is if they have a local copy of the site and they are currently offline. In that situation, they will see the maven standard colours (grey and red headers etc.)
  

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