Julia

A minimalistic jekyll theme

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Home page

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Posts will be listed by category in the Archive page alongside with their tags

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How to use it

Configurations

Edit the _config.yml file and make the theme yours

• Change the username to your own. You need to ensure the baseurl and url settings match the website URL.
  • You can find the URL in the GitHub Pages settings.
• You can change the base color in /css/main.sccs $brand-color: new-color;
• To enable comments modify the disqus_shortname
• To enable google-analytics set google-analytics to true and paste your tracking code in /_inludes/google_analytics.html
• To add links to the navbar edit the links section

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Enabling the site

To enable to the web site:

• Access the settings tab.
• Scroll down to the GitHub Pages section and select the master branch as your source
• A URL will be generated which is where the site will be accessible

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New Posts

All new posts need to be stored in the _posts folder and must follow the syntax used in the existing entries:

• Name the file %YYYY%-%MM%-%DD%-%title%.markdown i.e. 2017-07-01-dynamic-memory.markdown
• Adapt the following header in each post:

  ---
  layout: post
  title: Dynamic Memory 101
  date: 2017-07-01T15:09:00.000Z
  description: what is dynamic memory?
  published: true
  category: development
  tags:
  - c++
  - low level programming
  ---
  

• After committing the post you can view the build status directly on the commit page:

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Local development

• Clone the repository to your computer and run it

  $ git clone https://github.com/kuoa/julia.git
  $ bundler install
  $ jekyll serve

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Links

GitHub Markdown Cheatsheet and GitHub Markdown Examples

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Author

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License