My own personal website. There is also an RSS feed for the posts---in case you're interested.
The site theme is built upon oxalorg's sakura-earthly theme.
The font in use is Montserrat.
Build should be as simple as running
$ make siteDeployment to GitHub Pages happens automatically on push to master.
This site uses katex to render equations.
Anything between $...$ or $$...$$ is interpreted as mathematics
and properly converted.
Files in the .tex
are interpreted as images (usually used for TiKZ graphics),
thus we can compile them to SVG.
If there is both path/to/bla.svg and path/to/bla.tex,
the former has priority.
Eventually, I shall turn it into an error.
Some special Markdown code blocks are converted into their output figure during compilation to HTML. The external dependencies for the backends are already pulled with Nix. Right now, the following environments are supported:
tikztikzcddot (graphviz)Some of these environments also accept additional configurations via the code block's attributes. Check the code for each of them at <filters/figure.lua> to check the accepted attributes.
To add a new backend, edit the Pandoc filter at <filters/figure.lua>
and add the necessary dependencies to
I may not be the biggest fan of social media, but I know it is here to stay. Hence, it is useful to keep in mind how my pages interact with any of these sites.
Sharing a post should show its title, its description, and a general (site-wide) banner. We achieve this via the Open Graph protocol. For customizing any tags, edit the file <templates/open-graph.html>.
Every post also ends with buttons for easily sharing it on some instant message apps or social media sites. You can find them in the file <templates/post-share.html>.