How to use the template (in french, sorry): https://thomasrobertfr.github.io/chordettes-webpages/about/
The website is compiled into HTML with Jekyll, see https://jekyllrb.com/
After installing jekyll, type jekyll serve
in a terminal set in the folder of this project to obtain a local version of the website. Once you're satisfied, you need to copy/paste the files in the _site
folder into the public_html
folder of the web server at LIRIS.
The homepage is constituted of the succession of blocks defined in the folder _homepage
. Each file in _homepage
is a block. At the start of each block is some metadata to define the style of the block and if it is a special block or just a text block.
Publications is a special block, generated from the list of publications defined in _data/publications-home.yml
. Add your publications that you want to see on the homepage there.
The other blocks are simple content, open a file and change the content there. Text is written in HTML or Markdown.
The content of the publication page _pages/publications.md
is produced automatically from the file _data/publications.yml
. Add your publications there. Look at the other publications to get an idea of the format. The full format is
- title: "MANTRA: Minimum Maximum Latent Structural SVM for Image Classification and Ranking" # Titre (required)
authors: T. Durand, N. Thome, M. Cord # Authors (required)
year: 2015 # Year (required)
type: conf # Type of publciations (required), choose among [conf, workshop, journal, book, bookchapter]
in: ICCV # Conf or journal name
additional: p. 123-234, chapter 12 # Add info shown in small
image: images/publications/mantra.png # URL of the image to illustrate the publications
# URLs for the paper. Can be only 1 url or more. For 1 url:
url: /pdfs/publis/mantra.pdf
# for more than one url:
urls:
- url: /pdfs/publis/mantra.pdf # URL
title: Papier # Title of the link
style: primary # Style of the button, choose amoung "default" (gray), "primary" (dark blue), "info" (light blue), "success" (green), "warning" (orange), "danger" (red)
- url: /pdfs/publis/mantra.pdf # URL
title: Papier # Title of the link
style: primary # Style of the button, choose amoung "default" (gray), "primary" (dark blue), "info" (light blue), "success" (green), "warning" (orange), "danger" (red)
# ...
# BibTex (be careful to leave the | in the line below)
bibtex: |
@inproceedings{mantraICCV15,
Author = {Thibaut Durand and Nicolas Thome and Matthieu Cord},
Title = {MANTRA: Minimum Maximum Latent Structural SVM for Image Classification and Ranking},
booktitle = {IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV)},
Year = {2015}
}
Each file in _pages
will be considered as a page. If you want to add a new page, add a file there. A basic text page would look like this:
---
layout: page
title: Title or your page
order: 5 # Optional value to choose in which order pages are shown in the menu bar on the left
intro: Type the text in the header, a sort of abstract. If you want none, remove the line
---
Type your content in Markdown or HTML