The development repo for the website of Martin Greven's research group at the University of Minnesota.
This GitHub repository is used for developing and maintaining our group website. As of this writing, it is a public repository which anyone can see, so keep that in mind when making changes and submitting feedback.
You can visit the website here.
If you have suggestions for improving the site or if you see any bugs, please submit an issue to the issue tracker by going to the "Issues" tab in GitHub. If you don't have a GitHub account, either sign up for a GitHub account (if you expect to submit lots of bugs and suggestions, or if you intend to help with the code), or send an email to someone who is working on the code.
To edit the website, you should download the files onto your computer and make changes there. To do this, you should use a program called git. Note that this repo uses git-lfs, which is an extension to git that helps manage large files. This means that you need to also install git-lfs, otherwise you will not be able to download the large file (i.e. images). See DEVELOPMENT.md for details.
Some web browsers have pretty good support for editing pages as you view them, so that's also a quick and easy option for testing out small changes. See for example Firefox's Page Inspector.
See DEVELOPMENT.md for resources and guidelines related to developing the website.