The notes and articles directories contain org documents.

The docs directory contains generated HTML. The directory is called docs because GitHub pages can only be configured to serve from a subdirectory if it is called ”docs”.

• sass CLI
  • MacOS: brew install sass/sass/sass
  • npm: npm install -g sass

• articles/: Org files.
• notes/: Org files.
• static/: Top-level static assets (currently just a SCSS file).
• docs/: Generated HTML files. GitHub Pages requires this directory to be called “docs”.

In the docs directory: use a program like serve (serve .) or python -m http.server for viewing the site locally (which makes relative links work correctly).

• [ ] Create build script
• [ ] Live reload HTML if I start an Emacs web server
• [ ] Exclude README.org from HTML export
• [ ] Layouts: One for index pages, one for content pages

• [ ] Persistent links to sections
• [ ] Remove “home” from links on sitemap pages.
• [ ] Move html-head to file
• [ ] Content Pages: Move TOC to right side

Move personal SCSS to a themes directory. Each theme can (and probably should) @import the base CSS that org-mode generates.

• [ ] Hamburger menu on smaller screens
• [ ] Favicon

• https://www.taingram.org/blog/org-mode-blog.html
• https://thibaultmarin.github.io/blog/posts/2016-11-13-Personal_website_in_org.html
• https://github.com/bastibe/org-static-blog
• https://github.com/dmacvicar/site.org
• weblorg