Uses server side redirect from UW faculty page.
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://huckleylab.github.io/
More information on what these folders and files do can be found in the Jekyll documentation site.
Millennial/
├── _data # Data files
| └── settings.yml # Theme settings and custom text
├── _includes # Theme includes
├── _layouts # Theme layouts (see below for details)
├── _posts # Where all your posts will go
├── assets # Style sheets and images are found here
| ├── css # Style sheets go here
| | └── _sass # Folder containing SCSS files
| | └── main.scss # Main SCSS file
| | └── syntax.css # Style sheet for code syntax highlighting
| └── img # Images go here
├── pages # Category pages
├── _config.yml # Site build settings
├── Gemfile # Ruby Gemfile for managing Jekyll plugins
├── index.md # Home page
├── LICENSE.md # License for this theme
├── README.md # Includes all of the documentation for this theme
└── rss-feed.xml # Generates RSS 2.0 file which Jekyll points toVisit the the demo site to find sample posts that show what different types of text formatting look like. You can find these posts in the _posts folder, which show what the best practices for setting up your own site are.
To change site build settings, edit the _config.yml file found in the root of your repository, which you can tweak however you like. More information on configuration settings and plugins can be found on the Jekyll documentation site. This is also where you will be able to customize the title, description, and the author/owner of your site.
If you are hosting your site on GitHub Pages, then committing a change to the _config.yml file will force a rebuild of your site with Jekyll. Any changes made should be viewable soon after. If you are hosting your site locally, then you must run jekyll serve again for the changes to take place.
In the settings.yml file found in the _data folder, you will be able to customize your site settings, such as setting Disqus comments, Google Analytics, what shows up in your menu, and social media information.
The menu pages are found in the menu folder in the root directory, and can be added to your menu in the settings.yml file.
You will the site pages in the _posts directory. To add new pages, simply add a file in the _posts directory that follows the convention of YYYY-MM-DD-name-of-post.md and includes the necessary front matter.
There are two main layout options that are included with Millennial: post and page. Layouts are specified through the YAML front block matter. Any file that contains a YAML front block matter will be processed by Jekyll. For example:
---
layout: post
title: "Example Post"
---
Examples of what posts looks like can be found in the _posts directory, which includes this post you are reading right now. Posts are the basic blog post layout, which includes a header image, post content, author name, date published, social media sharing links, and related posts.
Pages are essentially the post layout without any of the extra features of the posts layout. An example of what pages look like can be found at the documentation page.
In addition to the two main layout options above, there are also custom layouts that have been created for the home page and the contacts page. These are simply just page layouts with some Liquid template code. Check out the index.html file in the root directory for what the code looks like.
The recommended YAML front block is:
---
layout:
title:
author:
categories:
tags: []
image:
---
layout specifies which layout to use, title is the page or post title, categories can be used to better organize your posts, tags are used when generating related posts based on the topic of the post, and image specifies which images to use. Have a look at some posts in the _posts directory to see how these variables are set.