Unfortunately, the popular Markdown editors (VS Code and Typora) still
don't support the more human-friendly TOML front matter syntax.
Therefore, make it easier to edit content in popular editors by
converting the demo front matter from TOML to YAML.
Except for publications as they are primarily data based (rather than
content based) and are automatically generated by Academic Admin.
Also, continue to use TOML for configuration files.
See #1069
- link author profile pages in listings
- display author name (rather than username) in metadata
- refactor `list_format` to `view` and use new consistent mappings
- add `citation_style` in `params.toml`
- re-order Accomplishments widget in Demo
- make params/comments more consistent in all widget front matter
- Author page: don't show username if profile exists as that will
already show the user's display name
- Publication card: move author and publication name to metadata bar to
be consistent with other listings
- Remove portrait.jpg from static as it was duplicated for Demo author
BREAKING CHANGES: See issue below.
See #909
- Add author taxonomy to config
- Restructure user data
- Add user profile pages
- Refactor author profile box
- Refactor author link in page metadata to point to author profile page
- Enable About widget to be re-used for different users
BREAKING CHANGES
See issue below and v4 release note for details
See #752
To use:
1. Create a gallery album folder in page bundle
2. Add images to album folder
3. Paste `{{< gallery album="<ALBUM FOLDER>" >}}` in your page content
Close#786
- featured image: Enable focal point to be set by user in front matter
- pages: Featured image responsively transforms to split view on XL monitors
- pages: Refactor page title, metadata, and image into one reusable module
- archetypes: Migrate to folder approach and update image options
- post widget: Refactor detailed layout to use featured image
- accessibility: Add alt tag to header and featured image
- accessibility: Improve text contrast based on Lighthouse audit
- publication: Entirely deprecate old `image` front matter option
- docs: Remove header image option (was never a documented feature)
- project widget: Add `noopener` to external links
See #708Fix#728Fix#704Fix#705
See #718
To use:
1. Set `list_format = 2` in `content/home/posts.md`
2. Refactor a post named `X.md` to `content/post/X/index.md`
3. Add an image named `featured.*` to your post's new folder
- Parameterize JS and CSS versions (no longer hardcoded)
- Highlight.js version moved from `config.toml` to `data/sri.toml`
- SRI applied to Highlight.js
* feature is consistent across Posts, Projects, Talks, Publications, and nodes (#105)
* `image` parameter is moved under a `[header]` section at the end of existing content's frontmatter
* `caption` parameter can be used to specify image credit/caption (#103)
* set `preview = false` under `[header]` to hide a post's thumbnail on homepage (#113)
* add example of customizing a taxonomy list page at `/tags/academic/`
* revert i18n->hard-coded change for node page titles (#118)
* Post, Publication, and Talk nodes can now have a `_index.md` file with title and content.
* Example `_index.md` content files added to Example Site.
* Hugo v0.18+ required.
This commit adds the following config options to allow the user to
enable / disable and otherwise customize source code highlighting with
highlight.js:
- hljs: enable / disable highlighting
- hljs_languages: include highlighting for additional languages
- hljs_style: choose CSS style for highlighting
- hljs_version: choose highlight.js version
* Change hljs_ prefix to highlight_ and update hljs version to 9.9.0
Per code review comments in #66. The github.min.css style hasn't
changed, hence no diff for highlight.min.css in this commit.
George Cushen