Web template

Simple and responsive layout to customize for a personal researcher website. Template available in two versions: pure HTML text editing (template/) or with markdown (template-markdown/).

Previews available for the different webpages:

• preview-home.png is the preview of the home page for laptop-size screens.
• preview-home-tablet.png is the preview of the home page for tablets (iPad).
• preview-home-smartphone.png is the preview of the home page for smartphones (Galaxy S9).
• preview-publications.png is the preview of the list of publications page for laptop-size screens.
• preview-presentations.png is the preview of the presentations page for laptop-size screens.
• preview-teaching.png is the preview of the list of courses page for laptop-size screens.

Version 1 HTML editing: Template/

Web template written in HTML, CSS and PHP, by Anna Guinet. Text editing is pure HTML. The code makes it possible to customize every element of the layout.

Directory structure

• template contains the template.
• template/css contains the CSS style files.
• template/img contains the images loaded on your website.
• template/slides contains slides to link to on your website.

Version 2 Markdown: Template-Markdown/

Adaptation of Version 1 with markdown by Benoît Viguier, without PHP. This version makes it simpler to edit the text than pure HTML and is easier to read. But it makes more difficult to customize the layout.

Requirements

• make (optional)
• python3
• python3 extension: markdown

  pip3 install markdown

• python3 extension: python-markdown-comment

  pip3 install python-markdown-comments

Directory structure

• template-markdown contains the template.
• template-markdown/css contains the CSS style files.
• template-markdown/img contains the images loaded on your website.
• template-markdown/includes contains the header and footer of the website.
• template-markdown/md containts markdown sources for the generated files.
• template-markdown/slides contains slides to link to on your website.

Compilation of the website

Execute make or python3 build.py to generate the HTML files.

Example

In order to process markdown in HTML tags, add markdown="1". This latter attribute is removed when compiling.

<div markdown="1">
This markdown is processed. You only see the following list to edit:

- list item 1
- list item 2
</div>

<div>
### This will not be processed.
</div>

Licence

The code is under the Creative Commons Zero v1.0 Universal licence.