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When you render an alert within a modal the close classes clash impacting the alert icon.
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To reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
https://jsfiddle.net/1xejsv5w/
Screenshots
See jsfiddle above.
Motivation
I have a site where the staging location has a site.baseurl and the live version has not. While working with inline images I found - by looking at the mmistakes codebase, could not discover instruction in the docs - that instead of this:
Create an FAQ page?
Is there anyway we can use your icons in a SASS or SCSS document as background images? If this is possible, what would be a general guideline for setting up something like this?
Thanks
I messaged you on twitter but I think this might be a better avenue (maybe?).
I am currently using and modifying your Hyde theme for Github Pages / Jekyll static sites. One problem that I keep running into is that if the window is too small the nav column on the left will not load properly: in a smaller window the menu navs will get cut off without the option to scroll down on the left (colored)
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I thought it would be neat if jekyll-admin supported Micropub, a W3C Recommendation that lets authors post to their websites with a variety of clients in a standardized way. I searched the issue tracker and found jekyll/jekyll-admin#176 (comment) which seems to imply that Micropub is indeed a part of jekyll-admin. Is that the
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please mention requirements before running bootstrap... on my Fedora 31 i had to install
sudo dnf install zlib ruby-devel zlib-devel
thanks
It would be great if we could include a favicon in the project and have minima find it and include it.
Would need to be configurable but with a sensible default, maybe something like the following?:
_config.yml:
minima
favicon
path: path/to/favicon.[png|svg] # browsers are supporting svgs now
permalink: ...
It would be pretty simple/straightforward to add that to the
Hey, i was attempting to get started with Staticman but have stumbled at the first hurdle.
The docs: https://staticman.net/docs/ say to add staticmanapp as a collaborator. But when i search for staticmanapp i see;
Could not find a GitHub account matching staticmanapp
There is a user called staticmanlab, is this the correct user?
If so i'm happy to update the docs if you can p
aux_nav vs aux_links
Looks like this feature may have been renamed; the Auxiliary Navigation section
https://pmarsceill.github.io/just-the-docs/docs/navigation-structure/#auxiliary-navigation
talks about aux_nav but the example uses aux_links.
Additionally the section has a broken link to
https://pmarsceill.github.io/just-the-docs/docs/configuration/#aux-nav
which also should be aux-links.
In your head.html page:
{% if page.mathjax %}
<script type="text/x-mathjax-config">
MathJax.Hub.Config({
tex2jax: { inlineMath: [["$","$"],["\\(","\\)"]] },
"HTML-CSS": {
linebreaks: { automatic: true, width: "container" }
}
});
</script>
But in index.html, it can not expose an variable which is dynamically decided by the post pages to the
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Before submitting an issue, please be sure to
- Read the contributing instructions
- Update to the latest Gem version (run
bundle update github-pages)
This issue affects
- The site generated by GitHub Pages
- Building sites locally
What did you
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Update documentation https://tianqi.name/jekyll-TeXt-theme/post/2017/05/05/chart.html to show examples with options setting. It's not clear what is supposed to get passed in that section.
From Chart.js
var myBarChart = new Chart(ctx, {
type: 'bar',
data: data,
options: options
});
For my bar chart, I wanted to implement the following:
options: {
scale
source/_docs/automation/trigger.markdown has zero documentation on platform: device-triggers. #12200 documents how autodiscovery for mqtt device triggers works and recommends to user them for stateless devices, but says not how to configure automations to react on them.
Currently the only
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GoogleMap in modal
Hi,
Thanks for your great work. I've chosen it since it matches my requirements nearly 100%.
However, I'm not able to add a Google Map div into the modal posts so that when you open each post, it shows a Google Map of specific location.
I've added two more attributes to post: post.latand post.lng. And
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Created by Tom Preston-Werner
Released 2008
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- jekyll
- Website
- jekyllrb.com
- Wikipedia
- Wikipedia


Motivation
The instructions for OpenSuse are incomplete, for Leap 15.1 at least. The command
does not install
ruby-devel(onlyruby2.5-devel):