Example using tufte-css with Jekyll/GitHub pages?

[peterjc]

This is a wishlist issue, but I can't be the only person thinking this could make the basis of a very elegant Jekyll template style for using GitHub pages: https://help.github.com/articles/using-jekyll-with-pages/

[peterjc]

This overlaps somewhat with #21

[daveliepmann]

Clay Harmon has done some work here, though it may be based on an older version of Tufte CSS.

[daveliepmann]

Ping @clayh53 :)

[ghost]

See also:

• https://github.com/mandaris/TuftePelican
• https://github.com/profedrini/nikola-tufte
• https://github.com/bobdenotter/bolt-tufte-theme
• https://github.com/0atman/caddy-tufte-blog
• https://github.com/dvdhllbrg/tufte-ghost
• https://github.com/adelq/tufte-ghost
• https://github.com/popopome/pollentufte

It might be good to start a static-site theme thread to collect tufte-css versions for different site generator apps.

[mandaris]

I'm far from complete with my implementation. This is my first "design" project.

Definitely a slow labor of love.

[clayh53]

Just noticed this issue post. FWIW, I synced up the tufte-jekyll theme to the current tufte-css version a month or so ago. The only thing I think that remains is renaming the font files to conform with the new naming. It has Mathjax integration as well.

And it works fine with github pages. It includes a rakefile to push the finished site to a gh-pages branch. I use it to keep the demo site in sync.