The theme looks really nice thanks!
I have some suggestions and questions. As this is the first time I run jekyll I'm not sure how useful they are ;-)
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In order to get jekyll working I had to add gem "kramdown-parser-gfm" to Gemfile. Without it I got messages saying kramdown-parser-gfm wasn't installed.
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The script/bootstrap script is designed to mess with the user system, instead of just install things in the user home. IMHO this is a very bad idea.
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I don't understand why the theme wastes so much user screen for screen sizes over tha 1060px. I also don't understand why so much sizes are hardcoded in pixels. As I said before I know nothing about jekyll, I just wanted to read images from my repo in an easy way when I found I had to use GitHub pages. So them I saw the templates and really liked this one. For my site I'm using:
section
{
width:85%;
right: -13%;
}
#banner
{
right:1%;
margin-right:0px;
.fork
{
left:15%;
margin-left:0;
}
}
.wrapper
{
width:95%
}
nav
{
width: 14%;
left:0;
margin-left:0;
}
footer
{
width: 14%;
left:0;
margin-left:0;
}
The theme looks really nice thanks!
I have some suggestions and questions. As this is the first time I run jekyll I'm not sure how useful they are ;-)
In order to get jekyll working I had to add
gem "kramdown-parser-gfm"toGemfile. Without it I got messages sayingkramdown-parser-gfmwasn't installed.The
script/bootstrapscript is designed to mess with the user system, instead of just install things in the user home. IMHO this is a very bad idea.I don't understand why the theme wastes so much user screen for screen sizes over tha 1060px. I also don't understand why so much sizes are hardcoded in pixels. As I said before I know nothing about jekyll, I just wanted to read images from my repo in an easy way when I found I had to use GitHub pages. So them I saw the templates and really liked this one. For my site I'm using: