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A full flexible Jekyll Theme for GitHub Pages

Home Page: https://dieghernan.github.io/chulapa/

License: MIT License

HTML 30.40% Ruby 0.22% JavaScript 3.41% SCSS 65.98%
algolia-instantsearch bootstrap cactusbot cusdis customization disqus floating-action-button fontawesome5 free giscus github-pages google-analytics jekyll jekyll-theme jekyll-themes lunrjs masonry-layout mathjax-support theme video-player

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chulapa's Issues

Documentation on template elements

I really like your Jekyll templates and the fact that you provide them for free. Thanks a lot! I also like all the examples you show for the different skin styles, such as at Lymcha skin

However, I would really like to use some of the elements that you show there, such as
Buttons, Indicators, Buttons, Tables, etc

But I cannot find an example page showing these. Can you please share the markdown pages behind all these elements?

Thanks a lot!

cloudtag broken in Jekyll >= 4.1.0

Discussed in #28

Originally posted by cargocultprogramming June 17, 2023
I'm playing around with vanilla version of chulapa (changed the skin etc. but nothing major), but the /tags page has issues for me. Seems there is never a tag.name assigned. If I add a print statement to the tag in cloudtag.html like this:

{% assign grouptag = alldocs | map: 'tags' | join: ',' | split: ',' | group_by: tag | sort: 'size' | reverse %} {%- for tag in grouptag -%} {{ tag }} {%- if forloop.first -%} {%- assign sizemax = tag.size -%} {%- elsif forloop.last -%} {% assign mid = tag.size | plus: sizemax | divided_by: 2 %} {%- endif -%} {%- endfor -%}

I get the following:

{"name"=>"", "items"=>["starter", "syntax", "kramdown", "starter", "syntax", "markdown", "skin", "bootstrap", "current-theme", "header-hero", "image", "demo", "landscape", "trips", "downtown", "project-links", "wikipedia", "image", "example", "demo", "layout", "guest-author", "image", "landscape", "trips", "downtown", "edinburgh", "kramdown", "bootstrap", "wikipedia", "demo", "image", "urban art", "street", "downtown", "image", "random", "manuscript", "markdown", "exciting-stuff", "wikipedia", "manuscript", "random", "diary", "school", "manuscript", "random", "exciting-stuff", "wikipedia", "pirates", "random", "wikipedia", "random", "exciting-stuff"], "size"=>54}

The rest of the page shows tags.size correctly, but nothing else obviously since tag.name is empty.

Seems something goes wrong in the grouptag assignment but I cannot figure it out. Any ideas?

Collection Cards should follow the applied theme.

Is your feature request related to a problem?

The collection cards should follow the applied theme.


Describe the solution you'd like

The card layout of a collection should follow the applied theme, instead it is still displayed in white background and the title and date doesn't really stand out from the white background so it's not quite visible.


Additional context

Collection Cards background screenshot:

Screenshot_2022-12-01-08-41-12-763_org bromite bromite

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