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Humans.txt should be added by the developer of their own accord. It shouldn't just be tossed in by anyone not actually working on the site.

Hey guys,

I've installed the theme, then I've decided to set blog index as default index:

By default, Oscailte comes with a homepage separate from the blogging capabilities. If you wish to use the Blog index as your default Hompage, you can run the following command from your root directory:

$ cp source/blog/index.html source/index.html

I've done things above but I was unable to access list of posts after I hit http://0.0.0.0:4000, there is no post available here but when I hit http://0.0.0.0:4000/posts, posts are back. How can I make all posts listed in default index?

• Restructure SCSS variables file to have a much better structure
• Abstract variables out into variables file wherever possible
• Finally fix Primary Colour variable being used throughout theme

I installed this theme on an Octopress blog on a windows machine. The theme installs and generates properly. I can see the blog locally using rake preview; however, when I try to add the changes to my git repo I ge the following error:

fatal: Not a git repository: sass/inuitcss/../../.git/modules/sass/inuitcss

I moved my blog to my linux machine and I was able to install the theme, generate the site, and commit the changes to my repo with no problems.

Hi, any plans to support displaying post tags in a style similar to the post date?

For example, I want my website url looks like:
http://lessfun.com/app/2014/12/11/some-text.html
instead of:
http://lessfun.com/blog/2014/12/11/some-text.html

What I have tried:

modified _config.yml =>
permalink: /app/:year/:month/:day/:title/
category_dir: app/categories
paginate_path: "blog/:num"

And rename /source/blog to /source/app.

But after run "rake generate", there was not post rendered into /public/app/index.html.
If I revert all changes, everything is fine and display in /public/blog/index.html.

What did I miss?
Thanks.

First, great work on these theme, it looks great.

I was wondering if you planned on adding support for the octopress image tag. In playing with your theme, I noticed that none of the default styling/classes for images (left|right|center) work with your theme, nor the nice little border around the image that's in the default theme.

I know I can add it to the theme myself, but I thought something like that should be a part of the theme's default.

Nice work, tidy theme. Do you have a coffee fund I can donate to?

Quick question: How would you recomend adding search facility to a oscailte blog? Happy to go for a quick and simple Google solution if necessary.

Here's my blob and webpage made with your theme 👍

Feature of having sub menus in navigation bar?

Hey !

The very first line in asides/github.html has a typo that is preventing from it showing up on the site.
It must be {% if site.social.github %} instead of {% if site.site.social.github %}

Kudos to your work, and cheers to letting it free !

At the moment, SCSS for the sidebar modules assumes that each module has the following HTML:

<section class="aside-module">
  <h1 class="title delta">

When in actuality, it should not rely on extra classes, removing an extra step for developers installing plugins that add new asides:

<section>
  <h1>

Hi!

Thanks for the amazing work! It's such a good Theme out there... I'd say, the best!

However, I've been trying to set a terminal_tag on coogie, but the css seems not to work.

I've been following this plugin, http://jumpstartlab.com/news/archives/2013/10/16/octopress-terminal-tag.

Cheers

Links for uppercase categories are wrong: http://localhost:4000/blog/categories/Linux/ instead of: http://localhost:4000/blog/categories/linux/.

From the App.net Domain Verification page:

You do not have to use the App.net follow button to verify your site. You can also add a standard link to your App.net profile and customize its appearance. For verification to succeed, your link will need a rel="me" attribute.

Add a link to your app.net profile with rel="me":

<a href='https://alpha.app.net/coogie' rel='me'>...</a>

The App.net link in the blog sidebar should be modified to support this out of the box.

I tired some category list they come either flipped or distorted, can you please check this.

ROOT/source/_includes/custom/asides/category_list.html

<section class="panel panel-default">
    <div class="panel-heading">
        <h3 class="panel-title">Categories</h3>
    </div>
    <div class="list-group">
        {% for category in site.categories %}
        {% capture category_url %}/{{ site.category_dir }}/{{ category | first | slugize | downcase | replace:' ','-' | append:'/index.html'}}{% endcapture %}
        <a class="list-group-item {% if category_url == page.url %}active{% endif %}" href="{{ root_url | append:category_url }}">
            <span class="badge">{{ category | last | size }}</span>
            {{ category | first }}
        </a>
        {% endfor %}
    </div>
</section>

• Ensure font-sizes throughout theme are defined in rem
• em values are fine for padding/margin values

• Use http://flexboxgrid.com/ as the Grid System
• Add details to README

The URLs generated by Oscailte aren't properly escaped, leading to white/blank/404 pages

I've been getting some direct contact from recruiters hitting my site and emailing me with job offers.

Looking to add a new alert panel with 3 states:

• Shown: Available For Hire
• Shown: Not Available For Hire
• Hidden

The sass code that supports the img tag only works for article > &.post > img, so it only works for blog posts. Pages (e.g. an About.me page, etc) do not have the post class, so the images do not show properly.

Suggested fix: Mimic the classic theme and leave the img styling as just article > img (so for all images inside an article tag).
Alternative fix: Modify the page template to make pages part of a class "page", and change the sass so the image markup applies to both &.post and &.page.

I implemented the first fix as part of my work on implementing image captions.

Hello,

GREAT code here! I just can't figure out how to edit project-folder/source/_includes/custom/footer.html so that my changes take effect? I also tried updating the footer.html file in .themes folder to no effect either. Any suggestions? I was hoping to figure it out and contribute the code back, but simply haven't been able to crack it yet.

Thank you again for the great theme and code. I'll try to contribute back wherever I can!

-Dinos

I was just looking trough your github.io page and got annoyed by a:hover paddings - on hovering menu items, everything below it - moves down 1px.

you have them at 30px 20px 22px; where just changing it to 30px 20px 21px fixes the movement of the page.

Add in Facebook Open Graph metadata to allow richer results when blog links are shared to Facebook walls/timelines.

See https://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/using-objects/#creating for reference.

<meta property="fb:admins" content="">
<meta property="og:title" content="">
<meta property="og:site_name" content="">
<meta property="og:url" content="">
<meta property="og:description" content="">
<meta property="og:author" content="">
<meta property="og:image" content="">

Pagination links on the blog index (← Older | Newer →) are missing styling.

"Blog Archives" link should also contain some styling, to bring attention to its existence.

When trying to install the theme, I ran into this error:

sass/screen.scss (Line 28 of sass/oscailte/_oscailte.scss: File to import not found or unreadable: custom/**/*.

Based on the import path, the "custom" folder does exist with several .scss files inside it, so I don't know why it's complaining. Removing the @import statement for custom/*/ seems to fix the problem.

I'm using you theme for a year now, so decided to update everything, but when i'm trying to clone it i'm getting this error -

Cloning into '.themes/oscailte'...
Some info ...
No submodule mapping found in .gitmodules for path 'sass/inuitcss'

I've found several solution on SO, but can't actually pull inuitcss dependency. Did this manually, but after running rake preview getting this error -

error sass/screen.scss (Line 8 of sass/inuitcss/base/_quotes.scss: Invalid CSS after "...uote:    \201C ": expected "}", was "!global;")

using ruby 2.0.0, sass 3.2.19. Any ideas?

update your _config.yml file:

navigation:

• text: Home
  url: /index.html
• text: New Page Title
  url: /new_page_name.html

this can works???

or modify source/_includes/custom/navigation.html

but i don't how to config item's path such as blog item

Add Google fonts on top of system fallbacks to improve aesthetics

Hi,
This theme is great, thank you for making it. I was able to add a new social link to the social aside as well as getting the default icon in there so it looks right with the rest. However, how can I add the alternate icon so that when a user hovers over the link it switches. Should I just use jquery to make the change, or is there a css file I can adjust?

Thanks (hope this is an okay place to ask this question!)