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aiida-website

The primary website for AiiDA.

How to add a post

Clone this repository and create a new branch.

Then, either run python create_post.py -h or follow the steps manually:

  1. Create a Markdown file in docs/news/posts, named by the date and keyword.
  2. Add the ablog topmatter to the page
  3. Write in MyST Markdown
  4. If the post announces or reports on an event, then update the docs/events.yaml file.

Finally, create a PR to this repository.

Tips

The top-matter category should be one of the following:

  • News: To announce a general news
  • Events: To announce an event
  • Reports: To report on an event
  • Release: To announce a new release
  • Blog: A blog post

You can use the update directive to note an update to an existing post.

Use the subfigure directive, to arrange multiple images in a figure.

Building the documentation locally

Install and run tox to install a local virtual environment and build the documentation, or directly install requirements.txt and run: sphinx-build -nW --keep-going -b html docs/ docs/_build/html.

To check HTML links, run tox -e linkcheck or sphinx-build -b linkcheck docs/ docs/_build/linkcheck.

TODO

  • Feedback forms (contact us, Join us)
  • Decide on set of post categories/tags
  • Upstream to ablog
    • Empty postlist placeholder
    • image number for topmatter
    • event date
    • fix blog_post_pattern?
    • config for "All Posts"

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aiida-website's Issues

Remove or update the team section

It is currently extremely outdated. It should either be updated (ideally keeping the alumni mentioned somewhere) or otherwise maybe just removed.

Dealing with broken links for old posts

Web links for old posts may become broken, such as a "transient" links to upcoming events.
It would be nice to have some way to deal with this, discriminating between links that we don't mind if they break, and links that should work (that we test with linkcheck).
You could even use something like https://web.archive.org to "snapshot" the link destination

Bug: Outdated Twitter Logo on Aiida home page

Issue:
The Aiida home page currently displays an outdated version of the Twitter logo. The logo being used is not in sync with the latest branding guidelines.

bug6.mp4

Steps to reproduce
Visit the Aiida website on chrome .
Navigate to the section displaying social media links in the navigation menu.
Observe the Twitter logo and compare it with the latest Twitter branding guidelines.

Expected Result:
The Twitter logo should adhere to the most recent branding guidelines provided by Twitter.

Actual Result:
The current Twitter logo appears to be outdated and may not align with the latest branding standards.

Update Twitter Logo Across Documentation Page

image

I've noticed that the Twitter logo used across the documentation page seems to be outdated. As per the Twitter Brand Guidelines, we should be using the most current version of the logo.

If you agree that this is a valid issue, I would be more than happy to work on it and submit a pull request.

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