Depending on your server, you might need to run the following commands with elevated permissions.
In each of the following commands, replace DIR with the location of your themes directory, e.g.
/var/www/localhost/htdocs/pico/themes.
Skip ahead for instructions pertaining to the Nextcloud integration.
Run this command inside this directory:
$ setup.sh install DIR
Replace DIR with the location of your themes directory.
Finally, change the theme in your config.yml to sepia.
The same command used to install the theme can be used to update it.
Run this command inside this directory:
$ setup.sh uninstall DIR
Replace DIR with the location of your themes directory.
Don't forget to change the theme in your config.yml.
If you want to add a list of blog posts to your page, use the blog-index template, e.g.:
---
Title: Welcome
Description: A list of blog posts by me.
Author: Joe Bloggs
Date: 2021-10-24
Template: blog-index
---
Blog posts get their own template, and can have one or more Tags:
---
Title: My First Post
Description: This is my first blog post ever. Be nice.
Author: Joe Bloggs
Date: 2021-10-25
Template: blog-post
Tags:
- Foo
- Bar
---
Finally, make sure the following values in pico-theme.yml are correct:
blog_index_id: blog/index
blog_posts_dir: blog/posts
To display a navigation menu beneath the header, create a file named _navigation.md in your
content folder. This file should contain a Links meta attribute, the value of which should be a
mapping of page titles to IDs, e.g.:
---
Links:
Blog: blog
About: about
Contact: contact
---
These instructions pertain only to the Nextcloud integration.
In each of the following commands, replace DIR with the location of your themes directory, e.g.
/var/nextcloud/data/appdata_asdf1234/cms_pico/themes.
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Run this command inside this directory:
$ sudo -u www-data setup.sh install DIR -
In Nextcloud settings, go to Administration > Pico CMS and scroll down to the section labeled "Custom themes". Select "sepia" from the dropdown menu and press the plus sign.
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Still in Nextcloud settings, go to Personal > Pico CMS and select "sepia" from the dropdown menu next to the name of your site.
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Run this command inside this directory:
$ sudo -u www-data setup.sh install DIR -
In Nextcloud settings, go to Administration > Pico CMS and scroll down to the section labeled "Custom themes". Press the "Reload custom theme" button next to "sepia".
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Run this command inside this directory:
$ sudo -u www-data setup.sh uninstall DIR -
In Nextcloud settings, go to Administration > Pico CMS and scroll down to the section labeled "Custom themes". Press the "Delete custom theme" button next to "sepia".
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Still in Nextcloud settings, go to Personal > Pico CMS and select another theme from the dropdown menu next to the name of your site.