The PAN website source code.
If you are editing the files directly on GitHub, you can skip this section.
Note: Please use the --recursive
flag for git clone
or refer to
the Update Dependencies section below to initialize
or update the needed dependencies before compiling the source code.
The website is built using Jekyll. To install Jekyll on your system, run
sudo apt install ruby ruby-dev build-essential
sudo gem install jekyll jekyll-sitemap jekyll-redirect-from
After Jekyll is installed, you can cd
into the main folder of this
repository and run
jekyll serve
This will start a server at http://localhost:4000/ serving the compiled
website. If the source files change, the server will automatically recompile
them. The server can be stopped via Ctrl+C
.
To publish changes to the source files, push them to GitHub, which will take care of compiling them on its own.
_includes
Includes to other source files (e.g. BibHTML)_layouts
The website's layout templates_sass
Sass source files for the website's CSS_site
Compiled HTML output files (not included in the repository)_src_data
Source data such as.bib
files for generating the BibHTMLcss
Main Sass file and additional CSSimg
,fonts
,js
Image, fonts, and JavaScript files
Other folders not starting with an underscore are content folders containing HTML content files.
To edit the website's HTML, simply edit the .html
content file you want to change. There is
nothing special to this, except that you can (!) use
Jekyll's Liquid tags and that each source file
starts with a YAML front matter. The latter is just a bunch of arbitrary variable
definitions, but should at least (but doesn't have to) include the following:
---
layout: default
nav_active: id
title: The page title
description: A meta description
---
The only thing special is nav_active
, which determines which entry in the navigation should
be highlighted as active. The placeholder id
can be any of index
, people
,
lecturenotes
, forstudents
, research
, publications
, data
, facilities
, or events
.
If you want an HTML page without any layout, omit layout
(or change it to a custom layout
which you put in _layouts
before).
If you need extra (external) CSS files within a page, specify their paths with
additional_css: [ 'file1.css', 'file2.css', '...' ]
CSS is managed via Sass, which is automatically compiled by Jekyll.
The main SCSS file is located at css/style.scss
. This file is only there to
include all other fragments and you hardly ever need to touch it. The fragments
themselves are under _sass
. Feel free to edit them any way you want, but please do
NOT edit anything under _sass/uikit
. Any changes there will be overwritten
next time UIkit is updated. Instead, if you want to modify the value of a layout
variable, look for its name in _sass/uikit/components
and redefine it in
_sass/_variables.scss
.