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As mentioned in issue gohugoio/hugo#7174 there is some javascript in the theme that breaks the built-in figure-shortcode.
As you can see here, the javascript is setting an inline-style.
https://github.com/matcornic/hugo-theme-learn/blob/d4abb3c9a103bdd14e82184f76463a02755ee070/static/js/hugo-learn.js#L35-L63
this can be replaced by the following to came the expe
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This is a bug I noticed while developing my portfolio using this theme. On Google Chrome and on Safari on an iPad/ iPad Pro, after clicking on any one of the links in the navbar, the page scrolls to the respective section, but once I scroll back to the carousel section the clicked link remains blue [hover status] instead of changing back to white.
This issue is specific to only these two platfo
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I've really enjoyed using the tool for my project documentation.
In addition to API specs, however, I'm also hosting a lot of general software design documentation (that doesn't involve REST API paths at all, like class overview, state diagrams, execution concept & flow, etc.) using Markdown. Right now I'm using tags + x-tagGroups, where the description field for some tags can be hundreds an
The file that has been generated has a bug which I need to fix everytime I deploy.
In the static index.html file for my new Post and the home Page, it renders the image incorrectly, the file name is changed and an extra "g" or "pg" or "jpg" is getting added to the images
For ex in this tag
img class="post-card-image" srcset="content/images/size/w300/2019/06/chennai-img.jpeg 300w,
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May 25, 2020 - C
should be
ember build --environment production && ember github-pages:commit --message \"Deploy gh-pages from commit $(git rev-parse HEAD)\" && git push origin gh-pages:gh-pagesinstead
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I was getting 'import' or "'export' should appear at the top level" error and struggled to solve it until I found some github issue that explained to use npm.compilers options... which are undocumented and unexplained.
We are switching from TRAVIS to azure and so it would be nice to use the amazing doctr tool as well. I guess this is similar to #345 . it currently seems to crash with --force as it requires the environmental variables from TRAVIS (which we can set - but it would be nice if that was fixed).
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The concept badge has poor color contrast which makes it difficult to read the word "Concept" in the badge. To improve the contrast, one option is changing the text color to black or another is changing the background to a darker color (maybe black?).
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Add map controll button (beneath zoom controls) to show all markers on map. Technically it would be a fitBounds() call, see http://leafletjs.com/reference-1.2.0.html#map-fitbounds.
Need to leverage the GH_TOKEN that Travis CI exports to be able to push to GitHub. Need to figure out a secure way of achieving this.
TSLint was deprecated as is described in Palantir blog post TSLint in 2019. On typescript-coding-guidelines page should include a section to promote the use of ESLint over TSLint.
Note: There is a specific [package](https://github.com/adidas/js-linter-configs/tree/ma
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Add status to right of category. The category can often represent many systems so it would be awesome to see which category is operational, degraded or down.
This is in addition to the system status.
Some like the following: https://status.python.org/