Closed mjhajharia closed 1 year ago
Can you share a preview/screensort of the current changes?
Maybe we can add the card we made for the website's initial edition. which can be found here, https://purna135.github.io/pymcon-hugo/
Can you share a preview/screensort of the current changes?
Maybe we can add the card we made for the website's initial edition. which can be found here, https://purna135.github.io/pymcon-hugo/
Using this card is an amazing idea! It has all the elements we need. Curious how it matches up to the card in this PR.
This is a good start. Thanks for adding the page and a configurable toml
Two questions
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Using this card is an amazing idea! It has all the elements we need. Curious how it matches up to the card in this PR.
We already have this card; I recall commenting these lines of code when we made the website public.
See PR, https://github.com/pymc-devs/pymcon_web_series/pull/152
I believe we can enable it and create a separate page for events.
Can we blend what you have with what @purna135 has on his card?
If you prefer, I can uncomment the code for this card and create a separate page for the event. Because I already designed this card, it will take me less time.
@purna135 Do you think we can choose a size for the card that is consistent with the Meetup size? Such as 1200 by 630 px?
Are you referring to this card? Yes, we can absolutely choose this size.
@purna135 Yes, this one, which shows the social card.
Hi @mjhajharia, will you apply the changes mentioned above to this PR?
Or should I create a new PR for this?
Is there anything we can do to help this along? We have the rough event schedule confirmed, so we can begin filling in the skeleton with actual content relatively quickly after this is merged.
Let me open another PR that incorporates the above-mentioned changes.
hi! sorry for the long silence, I wasn't sure what was required because the .toml
I added had all the attributes in the incoming_talks
file and a few more. Anyway, I incorporated that card into the website as well. So now, you can simply add true
or false
to highlighted
as an atttribute in events.toml
to mark an event (for viewing it on the home page). Otherwise, it stays the same on the events page.
Here are (zoomed out) previews for the home page (featured events) as well as the events page.
Let me know if this works!
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Other event page is merged so closing this one. Thanks @mjhajharia for your contributions as well
check #57
This mostly resembles the organizers page structure and only has preliminary structure
Please drop any ideas about layout changes:
How much information about an event do we want on
Or do we just prefer simple tabulation - in a .md table or card whichever form
cc: @canyon289 @purna135 @cluhmann