jekyll-solana-pagan-pratama

roganro

Solana using jekyll-paginate-multiple plugin and Comments via disqus

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jekyll-solana-pagan-pratama

I modified it by adding jekyll-paginate-multiple plugin and Comments via disqus. View the demo.

jekyll-solana-pagan-pratama Features

Same as Solana features but does not support GitHub Pages
Supports pagination function to multiple Jekyll page
Comments via disqus

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Installation

Cloning jekyll-solana-pagan-pratama to your Local Computer

Ensure that you have a Ruby development environment installed on your machine, including Bundler.

Clone this repository:

 $ git clone https://github.com/roganro/jekyll-solana-pagan-pratama.git
 $ cd jekyll-solana-pagan-pratama

Install the dependencies:
```
 $ bundle install
```
Start the server:
```
 $ bundle exec jekyll serve
```

You should now have a development preview of your site at http://localhost:4000/.

Usage

Customizing the theme

Edit the data in _config.yml as appropriate. You’ll also want to rewrite the README and replace identifying graphics (/i/avatar.png, /favicon.ico) with your own.

Creating new posts

As with any Jekyll site, posts are generated from Markdown files placed in the _posts directory, and must be named according to the following format: <year>-<month>-<day>-<url_slug>.md. See the sample posts for examples of how to format rich text in Markdown.

Post content must be preceded by YAML frontmatter describing, at a minimum, the title of the post. Keep titles under 60 characters, and teasers under 160.

Categories & Tags

This repository automatically generates “category” and “tag” archive pages based on labels provided by you in each post’s aforementioned YAML frontmatter. This feature is not available through Jekyll itself or the plugins approved for use on GitHub Pages, so it has been implemented using git hooks.

To enable this feature, run the following command from the project root:

$ ln -s ../../.scripts/pre-commit.rb .git/hooks/pre-commit

Now, these scripts will run every time you git commit, ensuring that your categories and tags pages always stay up-to-date.

Page

This repository automatically generates archives pages, You can modify it by editing _config.yml, create a directory according to the page that you created in _config.yml

├── jekyll-solana-pagan-pratama
|   └── archives (This is an example directory that I created, you can change it)
│       └── index.html

and place the posts created for pages like this

├── jekyll-solana-pagan-pratama
|   └── _posts
│       ├── post_for_the_main_page.md
│       └── archives (You can change it according to the page you created)
│           └── post_for_archives_page.markdown

Explanation

Solana implements categories and tags as ‘collections’, meaning each has its own top-level directory in the project root (/_category & /_tag). Inside these directories, there is a file representing each category or tag.

These files are generated by /.scripts/spawn_labels.rb, based on the category: and tags: attributes listed at the top of each post. The wrapper script /.scripts/pre-commit.rb calls this first script, then adds the newly created files to the git repo.

Comments

As a static site generator, Jekyll has no means to provide a commenting system. For this theme, discussion is outsourced to disqus, and requires some manual intervention. The process is as follows:

Login to disqus
Add disqus to site
Copy and paste the Universal Embed Code under post.html layout

{% comment %}
{% endcomment %}

{% if page.comments %}
<section class="comments">
<h2>Comments</h2>
<div id="disqus_thread"></div>

// You can paste the Universal Embed Code from disqus here

</section>         
{% endif %}

Modifying

See the official documentation for an overview of how Jekyll sites are organized or how to get started.

The CSS for this theme was organized following Harry Roberts’ Inverted Triangle CSS architecture.

License