DOC/website: Use card layout for presentations - #4805
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One advantage of the old layout is that readers can directly copy the citation information. |
That's true. But as we now have the PyGMT paper it's likely that users will cite this together with the GMT paper.
Oh yes! This is something I also really like to have 🙂.
The majority of presentations were given at "AGU" and "SciPy" and I feel these are widely known conferences in the geoscience and Python community. So we can use the shortcuts.
I do not think that there will (many) more badges, as the one we currently have. If we keep two cards per row there is still space for one or two badges for the cards which already have three badges. |
…xt, move badges to footer Co-authored-by: Dongdong Tian <seisman.info@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Dongdong Tian <seisman.info@gmail.com>
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Currently we store the images in the repo, except the one for the AGU24 talk, xref: issue #3708.


Description of proposed changes
I am wondering whether the newly added presentation page of the website can also benefit from using cards. Before coverting the remaining presentations it would be great to hear your impressions and adjustments.
Maybe we could also use buttons for "Slides", "Poster", "Recording", etc. Therefore it would be great to have buttons placed next to each other. Maybe via nested grids. Or badges, which seem to be easier to arrange, but appear to be smaller than buttons. Not happy so far; but too late for today, will continue the next day(s).
Preview: https://pygmt-dev--4805.org.readthedocs.build/en/4805/presentations.html
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