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While Monero is the best in terms of privacy, Bitcoin is more popular, so there should be an option to add a Bitcoin address for donations as well. I've noticed that people are more likely to donate Bitcoin rather than any other cryptocurrency, but if we want to push Monero it can be selected in bold or a "(preferred)" text can be added, and Bitcoin will be listed below

I'm thinking of redesigning the site. The current design is fine and simple but can be improve further.

I'm willing to adjust the layout, color scheme, font, and a few other feature for a better readability and navigation. This should not affect the simplicity and comfyness aspect of the site.

I'll update with a quick Figma design later in this issue. And I just want to get an approval first before actually started coding it.

comfy.guide needs a logo.

The logo needs to:

• Work as a favicon
• Switch between light and dark modes (CSS only)
• Be reasonably pretty

Feel free to post suggestions below.

Not sure why but the icons on the front page is extremely small on mobile.

I assume the size of these svgs are controlled by this css rule

.pages img {
        max-height: 2em;
}

I suggest specifying the max width and height with the rem values, since it would result in much better looking.
However some svgs that are vertically or horizontally long will look squished with this. (Hugo icon is good example)

.pages img {
        max-width: 2rem;
        max-height: 2rem;
}

Git newbie here: This could be an error on my side but I spent a while writing an article getting the SVG of the tool and then it says I don't have push access, is there another method I am supposed to use primarily?

It used to be that on the main page "Server Software" was before "Client Software". But if it gets rendered with the -D flag, or "draft: true" is removed from the gentoo or kisslinux pages, the "Client Software" articles jump right above the "Server Software" ones. I have no idea why this is the case, maybe because it sorts by modification date? But adding .ByTitle or .ByTitle.Reverse to .Site.Sections solves it. We should decide what the correct layout of the articles should be, because an inconsistency like this would be pretty annoying

https://git.lolcat.ca/lolcat/4get

What's missing?
Guide/Way to easily deploy the created site on a static webserver.

What could be done?
Here are some examples:

1. Give some documentation about how to build the hugo site manually and where to find the generated HTML-content.
2. Use github actions to automatically deploy to a webserver on push. This would also require some documentation, as well as a new develop-branch to "cache" commits that should not be present on the live version.
3. Write a script and add it to the repo that interactively or through a config file, builds and uploads the site via ssh/ftp to a remote server.