[FINAL] Foundation

[johncarl81]

Adding starting css framework and content (#1) Would love collaboration here @erebor @mojavelinux @jirutka Depends on #5 See it in action: http://johncarl81.github.io/jekyll-asciidoc-quickstart/

[johncarl81]

By the way, Foundation looks awesome on my Android. I think I may switch over from skeleton to it for http://androidtransfuse.org

[jaredmorgs]

This looks sharp, guys! On 27 Jan 2015 2:58 pm, "John Ericksen" notifications@github.com wrote:

By the way, Foundation looks awesome on my Android. I think I may switch over from skeleton to it for androidtransfuse.org [image: screenshot_2015-01-26-21-55-48] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/167081/5913755/616ad9aa-a5a6-11e4-9289-ff1fd56df1cd.png

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[mojavelinux]

Foundation looks awesome on my Android.

Foundation rocks on mobile. It's mobile-first, and a high quality one at that.

[mojavelinux]

Off to a great start!

Keep in mind that asciidoctor.org is Foundation also (if you want to get some ideas), though it's not yet Foundation 5 yet.

There's also a nice gallery of templates (mostly) and themes (a few) to get more ideas:

http://foundation.zurb.com/templates.html

[johncarl81]

Oh yeah, the blog template (http://foundation.zurb.com/templates/blog.html) is what I started with for this.

[mojavelinux]

Perfect!

[johncarl81]

Just updated this again with asciidoctor and coderay css: http://johncarl81.github.io/jekyll-asciidoc-quickstart/ Feedback welcome.

[paulrayner]

The sample looks great to me @johncarl81! :+1:

[jaredmorgs]

Man, that's a lovely style! Can't wait until the repo is ready for a user run through.

[paulrayner]

What's remaining to be done?

[johncarl81]

Thanks @paulrayner and @jaredmorgs. Here's the current list @paulrayner: #7.

At this point, I think some small style / wording tweaks around the 'index.adocfile and completing theREADME.adoc` with an introduction and concrete step-by-step directions. Then we're ready to rock.

(FYI, PRs are apprecaited if you feel like writing a bit)

[jaredmorgs]

Sounds like now is the time for me to contribute. :D Honestly though, the early look I had at the readme actually looked pretty solid.

I'll check the repo out tomorrow when I'm on my lappy and just pull the repo for now.

I might even do it now on the tablet and see if Pocket Git can do a proper pull request ;)

Just a grammar/spelling/clarity check?

On Sun, Feb 1, 2015, 17:22 John Ericksen notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks @paulrayner https://github.com/paulrayner and @jaredmorgs https://github.com/jaredmorgs. Here's the current list @paulrayner https://github.com/paulrayner: #7 https://github.com/asciidoctor/jekyll-asciidoc-quickstart/issues/7.

At this point, I think some small style / wording tweaks around the 'index.adocfile and completing theREADME.adoc` with an introduction and concrete step-by-step directions. Then we're ready to rock.

(FYI, PRs are apprecaited if you feel like writing a bit)

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/asciidoctor/jekyll-asciidoc-quickstart/pull/6#issuecomment-72354890 .

[jaredmorgs]

Allright. Be gentle on my first pull request of the Readme.

I left the index.html for now, but if you want me to put some basic helper text in there, I can do that.

I'd imagine we would need a _posts directory in there as well for blog posts? Or is that just a requirement for GitHub Pages Markdown blogs that want GitHub to do the processing for them?

Anyhow, take a look and see what you think.

[johncarl81]

Yes, we should have a _posts directory, which I added in this pending PR. Works beautifully with this setup.

I'll take a look at your PR soon. Thanks!

[mojavelinux]

we should have a _posts directory

I agree 100%.