Unfortunately, this project is no longer maintained.
I now have other priorities in my life and no longer have time to update this library. Email me at elle.kasai@gmail.com if you'd like to reach me.
I wear different colors (based on Flat UI Colors).
Note: If you're not familiar with Jekyll, please read up on Jekyll's documentation first.
Fork this repo, clone it, and then run:
bundle install
...which installs github-pages gem. After that, run the server:
jekyll serve --watch
Once the server is started, you must go to http://localhost:4000/shiori/, since baseurl is set as "/shiori" initially.
To use http://localhost:4000/, change baseurl in _config.yml to "" .
To keep Shiori up to date, follow these steps:
gh-pages instead of master.)You should change these files before deploying:
_config.yml: You must change baseurl, url, and title. Others are optional._config.yml.CNAME: Change this to host Shiori on a custom domain.README.md: Write your own README!_includes/nav.html: Modify or remove navigation links._includes/nav-right.html: Modify or remove navigation links._includes/sidebar.html: Customize the side bar._includes/post-header.html: Customize the post header._includes/post-footer.html: Customize the post footer._includes/footer.html: Add copyright info, etc.You may customize these files - they're optional:
favicon.ico: Favicon.about.html: About page. Currently not linked from anywhere._includes/head.html: Extra stuff in the <head> tag._includes/scripts.html: Extra stuff before the </body> tag._includes/post-header-home.html: Customize the post header on the home page.To change my color theme, edit _data/theme.yml.
You can customize CSS by editing these files:
_sass/custom-bootstrap-variables.scss: Change Bootstrap variables (documentation)._sass/custom-scss.scss: Add your own custom CSS.If you want to make category pages, you must manually push the generated _site directory to GitHub. If you're still okay with that, @alextsui05 made an excellent demo and tutorial for category pages. You can see his code on this pull request.