This PR fixes a very niche bug.
If there is a co-author that is not *me* (=`<em>` tagged) and does not
have a `coauthor_url` (=`<a>` tagged), there will be a leading
whitespace before the separating comma. If the author list is split into
multiple lines (due to long author lists or a small view), the
whitespace can lead to a line beginning with a comma.
As I said, very niche, but interestingly, the other cases already did
the same whitespace handling. Just the case not-me/no-url was mising.
Currently, we do not have this case on vanilla al-folio, but you can see
it for example on [my website](https://christianmainka.de/publications/)
if the view is small (e.g., 430px).
Related to #1502.
This PR is related to #2309. I added an optional `last_updated` field.
This new field represents the timestamp for when the post was last
updated. Consequently, the existing `date` metadata should now be
interpreted as the creation date of the post.
The formatting for displaying these dates has been standardized as
follows:
```text
Created: July 11, 2023 | Last Updated: April 14, 2024
```
For a practical implementation example, please refer to [this
post](https://torydeng.github.io/blog/2023/deploying-server/) on my
website, where I have applied these changes.
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Any feedback is wellcome.
adding "location" element when location object is added to work
experience. Location icon and the entered value will appear on the CV
page under the work experience section. This feature already exists for
education section, but not for work. The change is made to make the
experiece more consistent.
I added a [Remote Development
Containers](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/devcontainers/tutorial)
in Visual Studio Code (VSCode).
Lots of people like to develop in Containers to have a clean system.
With this PR, it is possible to work with al-folio without any
installation (except for VS Code, its Remote Dev Container extension,
and Docker).
Once you've opened the `al-folio` repository, a prompt will appear
requesting to reopen the project within a container.
<img width="541" alt="grafik"
src="https://github.com/alshedivat/al-folio/assets/1998723/2963446f-8e42-4df1-9e8c-22691d78b7e4">
Upon doing so, Jekyll will automatically start within the container and
prompt you to open the website's preview sidebar directly in VSCode or
using your Browser. Additionally, it installs extensions for `liquid`
and Prettier (`npx prettier`). Files are formatted using
`al-folios`-prettier settings (`.prettierrc`) to streamline pull request
submission.
Additionally, the performance seems to be much better compared to the
`docker-compose`setup, see #2333.
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As discussed in #1181, I suggest to make embedding videos an optional
feature.
This behavior aligns well with recently merged PR #2312.
Open questions:
1. I added a youtube link to `papers.bib`. Is this link okay?
2. I set `enable_video_embedding: false` as the default. I argue that
privacy settings should be the default. Also, the current implementation
of `video.liquid` only works for some very specific video URLs. For
example, to embed youtube, specialized links must be used to avoid
`X-Frame-Option` issues. This behavior can lead to a broken embedding,
which would not look very nice.
Feedback welcome.
I added further filds to `bib.liquid`.
A common field is `location`, which is now printed.
I added fields for `acceptance` and `acceptance_rate`. These fields
might be usefull for external people to better determine a vanue's
quality.
`acceptance` is used for the accepted vs submitted papers.
`acceptance_rate` is a percent-value.
<img width="785" alt="Bildschirmfoto 2024-04-07 um 18 11 49"
src="https://github.com/alshedivat/al-folio/assets/1998723/d5eaeb08-7f67-4fb7-b9b9-fd5f4a3c331c">
The existence of two distinct variables stems from the fact that the
'acceptance_rate' is represented using the venue color. On my website, I
employ venue colors correlated with computer science conference
rankings, which naturally leads to associating the acceptance rate with
the same color scheme for coherence and better understanding.
<img width="785" alt="Bildschirmfoto 2024-04-07 um 18 14 54"
src="https://github.com/alshedivat/al-folio/assets/1998723/33ef0419-00ee-4fea-93d9-18c0269188de">
You can find more examples on my
[website](https://christianmainka.de/publications/peerreviewed).
Also, I added a CVE Score, which is mainly usefull for IT-Security
researchers, see this [example](https://christianmainka.de/cve/).
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Let me know what you think about this proposal.
Created a plugin to tackle #1181. Currently have an issue with tikzjax
since it imports some wasm file from its javascript. The rest should
work as expected.
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Signed-off-by: George Araujo <george.gcac@gmail.com>
This PR adds an "award" button to publications.
It takes the `award` value from the bibtex entry and displays(incl.
Markdown rendering) the text in a box similarly to abstract and bibtex.
User can set the entry `award_name` to configure the value. See example
config with `award_name: Nobel Prize`.
The color of the award box can be configured in `_base.scss`.
Note, there is a similar PR #2175, it I saw to issues with:
1. There was no progress
2. The award button just prints the text directly in the button,
similarly to `award_name`. Long award names could clutter the webpage.
3. IMHO, it brokes the current al-folio design, since butons do have a
fixed size/text. However, variable prize names are also possible with
this PR.
***
Pictures:
Default. Text are hidden:
<img width="708" alt="grafik"
src="https://github.com/alshedivat/al-folio/assets/1998723/1221c82c-c384-4297-807e-39385e2ce4fd">
Additional info is shown when the button is clicked. Markdown supported.
<img width="684" alt="grafik"
src="https://github.com/alshedivat/al-folio/assets/1998723/2354aeee-12b0-4d32-b194-5d2ea80d8363">
Only one text box shown at the same time, like it is with "ABS" and
"BIB":
<img width="691" alt="grafik"
src="https://github.com/alshedivat/al-folio/assets/1998723/d3937bb9-d9c2-47ac-b819-b92aec3d916a">
***
Feedback welcome.
You can also check [my
website](https://christianmainka.de/publications/awarded), which was the
base for this PR.
The blog archive page tables have `table-borderless`, but
bootstrap-table JS adds `table-bordered` by default and this forces an
`!important` border.
Since these tables are also supposed to be borderless, this PR excludes
them from bootstrap-table, just like the news and CV table are.
Now that Bluesky is [finally
available](https://fontawesome.com/changelog) at Font Awesome, we can
add it to the template.
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The theme toggle button now has a third option, which follows the user's
system preferences.
- In the code there's now a distinction between the theme setting (which
can be "dark", "light" or "system") and the computed theme.
- The theme setting is now stored as the "theme-setting" local storage
variable. Since this is different from the old variable ("theme"), this
will effectively reset all current user themes to the default "system".
Maybe this is not what you want.
- The "system" theme icon is currently a half circle symbol.
- The toggle button now displays the current theme setting, rather than
the next theme setting (as far as I know this is consistent with other
sites which have three theme options).
- `theme.js` is now loaded regardless of `site.enable_darkmode`. This is
because other scripts which were always loaded relied on being able to
determine the theme. `theme.js` no longer initialises the theme itself
though; this only happens when `site.enable_darkmode`.
- When the theme setting is "system", the theme will change immediately
whenever the user changes their system theme.
#2261
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Signed-off-by: George Araujo <george.gcac@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: George Araujo <george.gcac@gmail.com>
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