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Here's how to edit this website!
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Checkout this repo on github
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Make changes and push to github (make sure you have collaborator privileges, and see later sections for details on specific kinds of changes)
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Go to
/afs/ir.stanford.edu/group/cocolab/cocolab.stanford.edu
and pull your changesssh [SUNetID]@cardinal.stanford.edu cd /afs/ir.stanford.edu/group/cocolab/cocolab.stanford.edu git pull
There's a script on the server that makes the changes live after a successful merge.
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make a markdown file, e.g.
new-file.md
in the top of thecocolab.stanford.edu
directory -
add this to the top of the markdown file:
--- layout: default ---
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if you want this page to appear in the navbar, add another value to the header:
--- layout: default title: New Page ---
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visit
cocolab.stanford.edu/new-page.html
.
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go to the file
_data/cocolab.yml
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find (or add) whatever role they play in the lab (e.g. Principal Investigator, Graduate Student, Alumni), and add a new person to that role.
- role: [WHATEVER ROLE] people: - [OTHER PEOPLE] - name: New Person img: newPerson.jpg webpage: //www.stanford.edu/~newP bio: - > A paragraph of this person's bio. - > Another paragraph of this person's bio. - [OTHER PEOPLE]
- go to the file
_bibliography/cocolab.bib
and add the publication.
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got to the file
_data/carousel.yml
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add a new image to the end of the file
- [OTHER IMAGES] - image: my-new-image.jpg label: "A description of my new image" alt: "if you want, you can add a line of alt text. otherwise, the label will be the alt text."
(for now...)
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make changes to ndg-cv.md
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have
jekyll
,jekyll-scholar
, andpandoc
installed -
run
sh ./make-cv.bash
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git add ndg-cv.md ndg-cv.pdf
If the website does not update within a minute or so of making these changes, this might be because the build script has stopped working. You can talk to Erin about this, or run
source /afs/ir.stanford.edu/group/cocolab/.bash_profile
jekyll build
rsync -r -a -v _site/* ../WWW/
in a terminal on the Stanford server in the /afs/ir.stanford.edu/group/cocolab/cocolab.stanford.edu
directory.
To set up installing ruby gems without sudo access, these lines should be in your ~/.bash_profile
(or ~/.bashrc
or whatever you use):
PATH=$PATH:~/.gem/bin:~/bin
export GEM_HOME=~/.gem
Once you've re-logged on or source
ed your profile file, you can install jekyll
and jekyll-scholar
using gem
. This site uses jekyll (2.5.3)
and jekyll-scholar (4.3.3)
.
gem install jekyll -v 2.5.3
gem install jekyll-scholar -v 4.3.3
Note that while jekyll
is compatible with GitHub pages, jekyll-scholar
is not.
Here's a possible .git/hooks/post-merge
script.
#!/bin/sh
export COCOHOME=/afs/ir.stanford.edu/group/cocolab
export PATH=${COCOHOME}/.gem/bin:$PATH
export GEM_HOME=${COCOHOME}/.gem
export GEM_PATH=$GEM_PATH:$GEM_HOME
export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8
export LANG=en_US.UTF-8
cd /afs/ir.stanford.edu/group/cocolab/cocolab.stanford.edu/
jekyll build
rsync -r -a -v /afs/ir.stanford.edu/group/cocolab/cocolab.stanford.edu/_site/* /afs/ir.stanford.edu/group/cocolab/WWW/
For local debugging, one could run
jekyll build
and then navigate to _site/index.html
. Unfortunately, the links in this repo are currently hard-coded with the assumption that all files are present at the host (in the online version, http://cocolab.stanford.edu/
, in the local version file://
), so further abstraction and modifications would have to be made in order to actually navigate the site locally...