Motivation

Hi, I've struggled (like a lot of persons it seems) with setting up github pages with shpinx. In particular, the way include works on folders/subfolders.

To solve the problem, I went to the documentation and looked how it was done in the default configuration [here](https://jekyllrb.com/do

Now, the new badges hasn't got something like .tag-addon class (https://preview.tabler.io/docs/tags.html#tag-addons) or .tag-avatar (https://preview.tabler.io/docs/tags.html#avatar-tag).

Let's say together, it's a bit poorer now:)

• This is a question about using the theme.
• This is a feature request.
• I have updated all gems with bundle update.
• I have tested locally with bundle exec jekyll build.
• I believe this to be a bug with the theme --- not Jekyll, GitHub Pages or one of the bundled plugins.

Environment informations

• Minimal Mistakes version: v4.5.0
• **`github-pag

Is there a clear description on how to build SVGs ? It is completely missing in docs.

I tried to run npm install, npm run build in lib/octicons_node but it seems to just copy the css file. (and actually the script fails on Win)

P.S. further steps: if someone could give some hints on how to build selective set of icons and convert then into a font that would be very helpful :)

In the "Prerequisites" section of the README, it's written that a GitHub account is required. Nonetheless, it turned out that this theme also works on GitLab, with an addition of [an appropriate GitLab CI config file](https://gitlab.com/adiea/adiea.gitlab.io/blob/f99fcffa/.gitlab-

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

please mention requirements before running bootstrap... on my Fedora 31 i had to install

sudo dnf install zlib ruby-devel zlib-devel

thanks

Update the documentation to avoid confusion particularly the App service.

Edit: supposed to be a question, but found the answer..

The links to external sites such as Twitter require a text label. Currently the links have the local site's title instead of the external site's title. For example, the Twitter link should read "Twitter"

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

*The GitHub Pages G

• Provide toggle to switch between Lunr (default) and Algolia search providers.
• Update script includes and search layout to accommodate Algolia.
• Update search documentation.
• Update demo site with Algolia search, hosted on GitHub Pages with the help of Travis CI to trigger a search index build.

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.

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

The problem: Documentation is unclear.

This page: bluetooth_tracker

Gives instructions for debian distros but it's unclear how much, if any, of this applies to hass.io installs. Is there a separate documentation tree for each distro or should this be corrected to add info f

Hi there,

I try to use jekyll-assets also in another module to get the right path for an compiled asset. How could the code {% asset 'myfile.jpg' @path %} look inside another ruby file?

require 'jekyll-assets'
...

what next?

I just found Building your own plugins but I cannot figure out how this is work

Several places in the template call {{ page.url | replace:'/index.html','/' | absolute_url }}

Perhaps we could consolidate all of these into one assignment to seo_page_url so the filters are only called once instead of each time. This would DRY up the template semantically and may make generation a tiny bit faster.