The sections of the CV are implemented as collections. They all support a priority attribute, which is a number that determines how it will be displayed in the CV. Lower numbers are closer to the top. They also all support a show attribute, which if set to false means the item will not be shown on the CV page. In the case of projects, a project with show set to false will still appear on the project page.

Edit your name, github, and email in the front matter of the CV.html page.

To add a job, copy the _templates/job.md file into _jobs.

The CV supports writing a description in the main part of the file and will interpret markdown.

To add an education entry, copy the _templates/education.md file into _education.

The CV supports writing a description in the main part of the file and will interpret markdown.

This pulls from the projects collection and displays any projects with the attribute show set to true. See a description of the projects collection below.

This section is pulled from the skills collection, which has files for different categories of skills. To add a skill to an existing category, add it to the bottom of the file in _skills/category-name.md. To add a new category, copy the file _templates/skill.md into _skills.

The projects collection is used to generate a projects page and the projects section of the CV. To create a new project, copy the _templates/project.md file into _projects.

Projects will be displayed sorted by priority on the CV, with lower numbers closer to the top of the page. They will be displayed in reverse chronological order on the projects page, with newer projects closer to the top, sorted by the date attribute. The show attribute only affects whether the project is shown in the CV. A project with show set to false will still appear on the project page.

Each page in the nav bar is a markdown or html file in the main-pages directory. The nav bar is generated by iterating through entries in _data/nav.yml. To make a new page, copy _templates/main-page into the main-pages directory (it is just front matter and will work as an html or markdown file). Then add an entry to _data/nav.yml in the form:

  - name: 
    link: 

name is what will appear in the nav bar, and link is the permalink attribute of the page.

Similarly, those are the places to edit if you want to change the name of a page or its link in the nav bar.