Rename `color_theme` to `theme`.
Default theme has been renamed from Default to Minimal.
The Font set is now set by the theme unless overrided by user in `params.toml`.
Font size is now set in `params.toml` rather than in the font set.
Options for `font_size` are now s,m, or l.
Enables the widget to be used for categories etc. and not only tags.
Also fix tag ordering by title rather than by count (d0ec05a).
Fix#1267
Fix d0ec05a
To use, set `commentable = {page = true, post = true, docs = true, project = true, publication = true, talk = true}` under the Comments section in `params.toml`.
To use, copy `themes/academic/exampleSite/content/terms.md` to `content/terms.md` in your site, add your legal terms, and remove the `draft` option to publish.
Also:
- Refactor List view to be consistent with the standard List views.
- This involved adding support for Project type and external links to
the standard
- Now, Portfolio's List and Compact views are just wrappers around the
standard List and Compact views.
- Fix summary in Showcase view not falling back to use Content.
Fix#1165
* Remove search-query id from 404 input.
Search query is propagated via the q parameter being added to the query
string when users hit enter.
The only reference to #search-query I found is for styling when dark
theme is enabled. The search widget on the page has the right background
color even when removing the id.
* Remove search-query from searchbox in docs layout.
Previously, the talk layout was intended for talks (intra-day events).
This commit adds support for more general events which can span multiple
days.
Close#1169
Search query is propagated via the q parameter being added to the query
string when users hit enter.
The only reference to #search-query I found is for styling when dark
theme is enabled. The search widget on the page has the right background
color even when removing the id.
Guidance for using math going forward:
- add `markup: mmark` to front matter
- no longer need to escape inline or block math in body
Also, fix Mmark task lists by removing bullet points.
George Cushen