I'm looking for a cool template which is using Github Issues for Github Pages.
Actually, When I open Github Pages site, the repository is just for design and config. Only post files are, rarely, content.
And I can use Github Issues because Github Pages site is also one of github repository.
In my case, I'm usally uploading images on Github Issues to embed on my Github Pages site. I don't like including images in repository. It cannot remove any file permanantly. Anyone can find in my commit history.
So I want topic and comment in Github Issues as post and comment in Github Pages for content.
in example,
Jekyll
Github Issues
Template what I expect
post
topic
post
comment
comment
comment
tag
tag
tag
category
project
category
-
author
author
-
milestone
period
Any idea is there?
Thank you.
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I found that some pages does not show up on the github pages site (USER.github.io), even they do exist in the corresponding repo (https://github.com/USER/USER.github.io). Why?
One possibility: github pages does not show a page other than the index.html when there are no links to it.
I have a site hosted on GitHub Pages:
https://mcbridebr.github.io/mysite-hugo/
I have it setup to publish to pages from the docs/ directory in the master branch. When I run hugo it will publish to docs/.
I can bring up the home page just fine. But when I click on Blog it goes to 404. I have a blog post that is blank under content/post/. If I run this locally and access it with localhost:1313 the BLOG link works. I am not sure what is happening here, any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Source Repo: https://github.com/mcbridebr/mysite-hugo
I had to go back and add additional layout index.html files to accommodate for the blog section.
I'm building a simple personal site in Django, the main mission of which is to embed my GitHub projects inside blog posts so I can write about them in detail.
The GitHub projects are all self-contained HTML/CSS/JS projects and include the HTML files that demo the project. (For example, this Javascript metronome has a demo.html file that, if rendered, embeds the metronome and so forth.)
I have a nimble blog post model that allows for custom code of any sort, but I'm sure there's a better way to embed this project than pasting the HTML+CSS for the demo into the body text of the post and calling the JS files.
I do not want to use an <iframe>, so I'm thinking there should be a server-side way to load the HTML from the demo pages and its dependencies on GitHub directly onto the page before it is served to the reader. If necessary, I can keep up-to-date clones on the server to get around cross-domain issues.
Or maybe there's a better way to embed GitHub projects on a page? Gist?
Github pages help page says there are two basic types of Pages available, User/Organization Pages and Project Pages:
In User/Organization Pages the repo must use the username/username.github.com naming scheme and username.github.com is the domain of the page, also, the content should be putted in master branch.
And in Project Pages the gh-pages branch is used to build and publish from.
But in this list of Jekyll-powered blogs, I find this repo, which have a custom domain http://gitready.com, seems doesn't meet the requirement of any one of the two kinds of pages(branch name, and repo naming scheme). But do seems hosted on github, according to this test.
Is this site hosted on github? If it is, why it doesn't meet the requirements?
First, since yesterday (April 5th 2013), this should be username/username.github.io
Second, you can have you own domain, with redirection to the right github address.
See "Setting up a custom domain with Pages".
GitHub Pages allows you to direct a domain name of your choice at your Page.
When you set up a custom domain, the server will automatically create a few redirects for you:
username.github.io ⇒ example.com for user pages
This looks to be an exception to the GitHub Pages rules (as you point out, it appears to be served from neither a master nor gh-pages branch), but the server signature still seems to match that for other GitHub Pages sites. Possible reasons for this include:
Nick Quaranto is a creator of Git Ready and is also one of the creators of Jekyll, the static site generator that powers GitHub Pages, and was able to get GitHub to make a tiny exception for this when it was moved from his User repo to its own Organization repo.
GitReady is strategically important to GitHub (encouraging more Git users), so they made an exception to support it outside of normal Pages rules, as it was an early, popular example of GitHub Pages' functionality
Are there any plug and play blog APPS for django,if so please point me to the sources for it.
I am actually looking something like word press which is of cousre difficult to integrate with django.
Thanks..
We looked into this a few months ago for our site and found that Mezzanine and Zinnia were the two best options available, and both are regularly-maintained.
Mezzanine gives you a slicker interface than Zinnia and has disqus comment integration, and has recently added Akismet integration for spam filtering on comments.
django-blog-it - complete customization and ready to use with one click installer. You can try it by hosting on your own or deploy to Heroku with a button click.
Features:
Dynamic blog articles
Blog pages
Contact us page (configurable)
google analytics
List item
SEO compliant
Actually I'm not sure but I think you might look at this one.
Also project Pinax contains blog.