dev-build config files + file cleanup + content draft updates#53
dev-build config files + file cleanup + content draft updates#53emiliom merged 4 commits intooceanhackweek:devfrom
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- Cleaned up file names for sections: section-01.html, section-02.html, etc. Removed unused section file - Front-page "button" definitions moved from config.yml to section-01.html - Small clean up of config.yml
New jekyll config file to be used for development builds pushed to https://staff.washington.edu/emiliom/out/ohw20draft/ for convenient, static inspection by others. Also small updates to README and InstructionSiteUpdates.md (renamed)
Many content updates, specially front-page sections. Added covid19 section.
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@ocefpaf - I thought I had merged this PR. Hmm. I'll merge now. It's my best attempt at pushing my changes to the repo without impacting the live site. |
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It is OK to commit this file. If I recall correctly one can use it to build and serve locally.
(However, I'm pretty sure we can make due with a single one too.)
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If I recall correctly one can use it to build and serve locally. (However, I'm pretty sure we can make due with a single one too.)
Yes, I created it for that purpose, to be able to correctly view locally without needing to execute jekyll serve (after much trial and error). I used that in turn to build the site such that I could push the files to a web location and have it work, as it did in the draft site. It boiled down to custom base_url and url values in _config.yml, and it's possible that they can be supplied as arguments to jekyll build.
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Merging into new dev branch, for now