This is the pull request I promised earlier today.
The Camouflage scheme is essentially the theme from my own blog, recoloured. Note particularly the 404 page, which uses embedded Google search and which consequently you may not like.
All themes are ammended to allow post config to contain meta-data like this:
{:author "Simon Brooke",
:title "Please sir, we want more...",
:date "2023-05-22",
:tags ["Climate" "Politics" "UK Constitution"]
:draft? false
:description "Scotland needs immigrants and welcomes refugees. Why shouldn't we be able to admit them?"
:image {:path "/img/uploads/refugeeswelcome.png"
:alt "White text, 'Can you imagine a land where refugees are welcome? Yes!' over a blue toned monochrome image showing Roza Salih, Kurdish refugee, being elected as a Glasgow City councillor."
:width 600
:height 424
:type "image/jpeg"}}
(real example, page is here). If the value of the :image key is just a path string, that will be handled correctly, but if it's a map as shown, that too will be handled correctly. This format of post config is generated by the infer-meta pull request I submitted to cryogen-core this morning, but it can equally be manually edited into the markdown (or other markup) source files.
Hi all
This is the pull request I promised earlier today.
The Camouflage scheme is essentially the theme from my own blog, recoloured. Note particularly the 404 page, which uses embedded Google search and which consequently you may not like.
All themes are ammended to allow post config to contain meta-data like this:
(real example, page is here). If the value of the
:image
key is just a path string, that will be handled correctly, but if it's a map as shown, that too will be handled correctly. This format of post config is generated by theinfer-meta
pull request I submitted tocryogen-core
this morning, but it can equally be manually edited into the markdown (or other markup) source files.