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Check if we can use flags as language labels. Probably we'll need to use Twemoji together.
A monitor bot
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cState is only a frontend, a backend monitor bot should be provided.
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I've wrote a very simple bot myself at https://github.com/thuhole/status-probe, with these features:
- Monitor websites and automatically publish incidents using GitHub API.
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Buy me a coffee provides a widget that you can simply add to a plain html website as a script.
<script data-name="BMC-Widget" src="https://cdnjs.buymeacoffee.com/1.0.0/widget.prod.min.js" data-id="xiaoyunyang" data-description="Support me on Buy me a coffee!" data-message="Thank you for visiting. You can now buy me a coffee!" data-color="#FF813F" data-position="right" data-x_margin="18" d
Hi, I am going to change the background color of the code blocks. And I found this $theme-color-config hard cored in the code.
https://github.com/xianmin/hugo-theme-jane/blob/1af02095e0f72916e1f4f54737215e36a6140c20/src/css/_variables.scss#L8-L24
I check the hugo-theme-even and find that this option has been mentioned in its readme.
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Potentially related to #235, it does not appear that the single.html page template for blog posts will display taxonomy names that aren't tags:
Hugo supports any user-defined taxonomy. The
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Two things would be great: 1) removing the period after article titles that end in a question mark (leading to such titles being displayed as "Why is this happening?.") and 2) adding journal volume and page numbers.
I have tried modifying, for example, li_list.html in my root partials folder but the netlify deploy fails on these.
Thanks for your consideration.