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I've checked every day for a week now, and the number of github stars icon isn't showing up

The ggformula package was submitted quite some time ago and the pull request accepted, but it still doesn't appear online. Was there an error in that submission? Does the website simply need to be rebuilt? Is there some other problem?

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I have two packages listed in gplot2-exts. I am updating their entries in _config.yml and adding a new package.

I keep my packages at Bitbucket under Git rather than at Github. The entries have empty ghuser and ghrepo fields while in the instructions these fields are marked as required. Should I keep these two fields empty? Is this acceptable?

In the home page the Extensions and See the Extensions buttons should imho lead to the same page.
Additionally, if you click on Extensions, you are led to http://www.ggplot2-exts.org/ggiraph.html, which is a list which contains only some of the extensions, not all of them. This is very confusing.

After typing <the old URL> in the URL, it opens to a pornographic website.

Did I enter the wrong URL?

The website listed at the top of the GitHub repo hasn't been updated to the new website yet. It still says Gallery of ggplot2 extensions https://www.ggplot2-exts.org/gallery/.

I tried doing a pull request but it looks like editing the GitHub page itself isn't actually detected as a change. 🤷‍♀️

When I try to visit the website I get this:

Error 1014 Ray ID: 335d4187616b5a32 • 2017-02-23 19:59:02 UTC
CNAME Cross-User Banned
What happened?
You've requested a page on a website that is part of the Cloudflare network. The host is configured as a CNAME across accounts on Cloudflare, which is prohibited by security policy.
What can I do?
If you are interested in learning more about Cloudflare, please visit our website.

The instructions suggest uploading an image that will look best on a retina display at 350 pixels wide, but the images are actually displayed at a width of 344 pixels:

This appears to be because the div containing the image is 350 pixels wide, but has a 3 pixel padding.

Unless I am mistaken on the mapping of web-pixel-size to retina-pixel-size, taking the instructions as given one would assume you should upload a 700 pixel wide image (twice the stated resolution to be optimal for a retina display), but should probably instead use a 644 pixel wide image given the current layout.

Could either the instructions or the CSS be adjusted so that they match?

I noticed that on the website that the Github stars do not seem to be updating automatically for gglm. Not sure if there is anything needed on my end to make sure that happens, or if it just takes awhile.

When I open the gallery it says "Showing 55 of 72" but there is nothing like a "Show next page" button. After entering something in the "Text Filter" field and removing it, the site suddenly shows all 72 packages. This seems like a bug to me.

The following ggplot2 extensions are currently not included. Either I or someone else can make a PR to add them to the list.

(Feel free to edit it.)

• ggpubr
• ggcorrplot
• see
• ggx
• tidymv
• ggimg
• plotmm
• ggsignif
• ggside
• ggResidpanel
• ggeasy
• ggbreak
• ggbump
• ggfx
• simplevis
• ggpage
• ggquickeda
• OddsPlotty
• interactions

want to steal your work and build my own gallery with similar layout locally. Can you show me how the gallery site is built?

Per the discussion with @yutannihilation on #100, I am raising this issue here:

The image instructions ask for an image that "will look good on a retina screen at 350x300 pixels". Such an image would be 700x600 pixels: at twice the width/height resolution retina screens will not need to downsample the image to display at an "effective" pixel size of 350x300; whereas if an image is 350x300 retina screens actually need to upsample the images. Thus 350x300 will not look as good on a retina screen as 700x600 (this issue extends beyond "retina" in the sense of Mac displays to other high-resolution displays, like smartphones).

If the increase in necessary bandwidth is acceptable, probably the simplest solution is to change these lines:

to use 700x600 and then re-generate the thumbnails from the originals. I did that on a separate branch for which I will submit a PR shortly.

@yutannihilation , Is it okay if I added your name to the footer of _layouts/default.html as a maintainer?

Currently, the counts of stars are manually updated. Can we do it by GitHub Action?

At https://www.ggplot2-exts.org/gallery/, I see the following: