HIV Inference Group webite

To do:

• Make logo and favicon
• Get everyone profile done
• Get working papers to publications page
• Get a proper domain
• Get some nice banner images.
• Add blog page
• Add news / events / updates / features reel.
• Add project pages
• Add Disqus or other commenting options.

Editing your profile

The following steps

• Clone the repository git clone [email protected]:mrc-ide/hiv-inference-website.git
• Create a new branch using git checkout -b <new_branch_name>.
• Make changes to file and avatar within content/authors/yourname.
• Commit changes using git commit.
• Create a pull request to branch master.

Adding contents

Assumed working directory is the cloned folder above

# Start serving a preview of the website
blogdown::serve_site()

# Create a new blog
blogdown::new_post(
  title = "A title alright", 
  kind = "post/", # keep this as is
  author = "Jeff Eaton", # or "jeffeaton"
  categories = "Statistics", 
  tags = c("HIV", "Model"))

# Create a new publication
blogdown::new_content(
  path = "publications/005-Eaton/index.md", 
  kind = "publication")

# or duplicate an existing one and modify it, commit, and pull request

Classify publication type using the YAML field publication_types, see Tim's or Katherin's publication for examples.

• 0: Uncategorized
• 1: Conference paper
• 2: Journal article
• 3: Preprint / Working Paper
• 4: Report
• 5: Book
• 6: Book section
• 7: Thesis (v4.2+ required)
• 8: Patent (v4.2+ required)

Here you can edit and preview contents. Once done, commit and create pull request like the previous steps.

non-RStudio

Assuming you have cloned this repo to ~/hivref, then open Terminal and do

cd ~/hivref
hugo new content/blog/the-title-of-your-blog.md
# on Mac this will open your default markdown's editor
open content/blog/the-title-of-your-blog.md
hugo serve
# add publication
hugo new --kind publication publications/005-ABC/

Start to fill in the contents while previewing it at localhost:1313 on your browser (assuming Hugo is already installed).

Once done editing, commit the changes > push > make pull request.

Design notes

• Theme colors are defined in data/themes/custom_theme.toml. The theme can be changed by setting the theme = line in config/_default/params.toml.