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Motivation
I have a site where the staging location has a site.baseurl and the live version has not. While working with inline images I found - by looking at the mmistakes codebase, could not discover instruction in the docs - that instead of this:
Hi;
I hope it's a feature request and not a bug report
I try to apply design.background but at the item level
and the code won't let me add more than one [design.background]
this is work
widget = "slider"
weight = 11
[[item]]
title = "Left"
content = "I am left aligned :smile:"
[design.background]
gradient_start = "#0000F9"
gradient_end = "#86007D"
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My apologies if this is trivial, I tried to find something on this in the documentation somewhere.
Essentially what I want is a way to simplify forwards/backwards navigation between posts by adding something like links labelled "Go to previous" on the top, and "Go to next" on the bottom, taking the reader to the respective previous pages.
I realized I can probably achieve something like this
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What did you
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A simple Jekyll theme for words and pictures.
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An easy to use blogging platform, with enhanced support for Jupyter Notebooks.
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GitHub Actions for GitHub Pages
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A site that displays up to date COVID-19 stats, powered by fastpages.
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Describe the solution you'd like
Add status to right of category. The category can often represent many systems so it would be awesome to see which category is operational, degraded or down.
This is in addition to the system status.
Some like the following: https://status.python.org/
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Jekyll Themes / GitHub Pages 博客模板 / A template repository for Jekyll based blog
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Chalk is a high quality, completely customizable, performant and 100% free Jekyll blog theme.
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A free and open-source Jekyll theme with responsive design. Great for blogs and easy to customize.
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Minimal is a Jekyll theme for GitHub Pages
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A gulp 4 plugin to publish contents to Github pages
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A boutique Jekyll theme for hackers, nerds, and academics
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Jekyll-Uno - a minimal, responsive theme for Jekyll based on Uno for Ghost
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refactor readme
i think the readme needs some refactoring now. It doesn't make sense anymore to instruct users to edit the variables in the script itself, especially considering how deeply buried those default values have gotten with the recent changes.
i'm thinking we merge the configuration and options sections, and the run section can be simplified, or maybe even mixed somewhere in with the rest, too.
overal
Generally, the following works as expacted:
- List IS-A
Collection<E>
But for this particular case, it doesn't:


Feature request
It'd be nice to be able to expand collapse the root sidebar items.