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I created a Jekyll site under `site`. It is built using Zurb Foundation
and broken into a few includes and layouts.
Foundation style overrides take place in `site/css/site.css`, but trying
to keep things as simple as possible for now. Right now it is just a few
color style overrides. I went with a green and white theme because I
thought it would be a fun play on the red-green-refactor thing. And red
is a bit overplayed in ruby sites.
I am using pygments for highlighting. Unfortunately Jekyll doesn't seem
to support this for fenced code blocks in markdown. Instead we have to
use the ugly:
{% highlight ruby %}
puts 'foo'
{% endhighlight %}
Ugh. But it was fewer moving parts this way, and I had a drop in syntax
highlighting theme.
I also created a `CNAME` that points to your GitHub domain. I believe
you will need to do the following:
1. Create a `gh-pages` branch
1. Make `gh-pages` the default branch
1. Re-push like a boss
DNS is setup per [GitHub
Help](https://help.github.com/articles/setting-up-a-custom-domain-with-pages).
By setting `markdown: redcarpet` in the config file
The awesome is font-awesome. The header is being cleaned up slightly.
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I created a Jekyll site under
site. It is built using Zurb Foundationand broken into a few includes and layouts.
Foundation style overrides take place in
site/css/site.css, but tryingto keep things as simple as possible for now. Right now it is just a few
color style overrides. I went with a green and white theme because I
thought it would be a fun play on the red-green-refactor thing. And red
is a bit overplayed in ruby sites.
I am using pygments for highlighting. Unfortunately Jekyll doesn't seem
to support this for fenced code blocks in markdown. Instead we have to
use the ugly:
Ugh. But it was fewer moving parts this way, and I had a drop in syntax
highlighting theme.
I also created a
CNAMEthat points to your GitHub domain. I believeyou will need to do the following:
gh-pagesbranchgh-pagesthe default branchDNS is setup per GitHub
Help.