Here I've added basic scaffolding to display these practices as a Jekyll site. When this is merged, this should be displayed with GitHub pages at https://canonical-webteam.github.io/practices/.
I copied the markup structure & CSS from https://docs.vanillaframework.io/, which is the best example we have of an official site with a sidebar nav (as far as I'm aware).
I've been quite quick and dirty here, as I don't want to spend too long on this - any solution as all feels like an improvement. So I:
Simply copied the CSS from that site directly, as I can't be arsed to set up a whole _sass building chain (which is problematic with GitHub pages anyway).
Here I've added basic scaffolding to display these practices as a Jekyll site. When this is merged, this should be displayed with GitHub pages at https://canonical-webteam.github.io/practices/.
I copied the markup structure & CSS from https://docs.vanillaframework.io/, which is the best example we have of an official site with a sidebar nav (as far as I'm aware).
I've been quite quick and dirty here, as I don't want to spend too long on this - any solution as all feels like an improvement. So I:
<h4>to give the site a title next to the logoQA
See https://nottrobin.github.io/practices/.
If you want to test it locally, you'll need to
sudo gem install jekyll, then runjekyll serve.