Add a new line in _data/news.csv.
Add or edit entries in _bibliography/references.bib. The following keys are used for custom metadata:
url- direct link to the papervideourl- link to a video presentationbibkey- custom string to associate reference with project
Add a file under _people/ directory.
For example
---
name: John Jackson # Your name
ordering: 2 # Order to be appeared in the page
email: john.m.jackson@colorado.edu # Your Email Address
program: PhD Student # The program you are enrolled in
status: current # Choose either current or alumnus
picture: /assets/images/john_jackson_304.jpg # Path to your image file
picture-link: https://aerosota.com # Your website link
header-link: https://aerosota.com # Your website link
---
Add the introduction of yourself here.
Similarly, you can add a new project page by creating a new markdown file under ./_projects/ directory.
---
name: # Name
layout: project # Leave it as it is
ordering: # Order to be appeared in the page
status: # Choose either current or past
picture: # Path to the image file
excerpt_separator: <!--more-->
link-flag: # Choose either true or false
bibkey: # Unique key that relates the project to some bibfiles
---
Content to be appeared in `Research` page.
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More detail.
- First, setup Jekyll on your local machine by following the instructions here: https://jekyllrb.com/docs/step-by-step/01-setup/
- Fork or clone the repository to your machine.
- To test the website locally, run
bundle exec jekyll servein the top directory. If there were no errors, the website will be available at http://127.0.0.1:4000/. - Make changes and see how they look. Make sure changes look satisfactory on mobile devices by narrowing the browser window.
- If you don't have direct push access, open up a pull request with your changes for review.
If your ruby is missing some gems (packages), run
bundle install