Once our remote vs. in-person config variable (see #106) is set up, we'll want to formally update the HOME.md file to handle in-person and remote.
My original plan was to use jekyll include to bring in certain content from separate home-<remote/inperson>.md files into the main HOME.md, but we may not need to get that fancy! It could be fine here to just use if blocks and just directly write the text into each.
for reference, here's some jekyll syntax -
if
# here page.platform is a page-specific variable but we'll want to use a "site" variable defined in config.
{% if page.platform == "mac" %}
Here's some info about the Mac.
{% elsif page.platform == "windows" %}
Here's some info about Windows ...
{% endif %}
Once our remote vs. in-person config variable (see #106) is set up, we'll want to formally update the
HOME.md
file to handle in-person and remote.My original plan was to use jekyll include to bring in certain content from separate
home-<remote/inperson>.md
files into the mainHOME.md
, but we may not need to get that fancy! It could be fine here to just useif
blocks and just directly write the text into each.for reference, here's some jekyll syntax -
if
include
{% include custom/mypage.html %}