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Now the keywords are all the same for all the pages, and this results in google decreasing the website ranking because of this. Handle it!

The title says everything

I would like to add the following meta tags for better searchability and discovery:

• Facebook open graph http://ogp.me/
• Accelerated mobile pages https://www.ampproject.org/docs/get_started/create/basic_markup.html
• Schema.org meta data http://schema.org/

I recently moved to loading fontawesome icons from their website, but I noticed a couple of lags here and there because of this. Further investigation is necessary.

continuing from jekyll/jekyll#5868

I've dealt with similar things in past, and am curious if this is similar to what you're looking for. Using a variant of using includes as custom functions we can create year_diff.html:

https://github.com/xHN35RQ/alecive.github.io/commit/0f3ad47b191b0e00cf9e87c1a3169460d3d82530

Now can call {% include year_diff.html minus="2010" %} anywhere in Layouts, Includes, or pages to include the above code into the layout, include or page. And output the result of the function using {{ yearDiffStr }}:

https://github.com/xHN35RQ/alecive.github.io/commit/cd1d55e2779dcf4040c89a6231fe80b7856ad8cc

You can make the include global by including it into a global include or layout such as head.html just like this:

{% include year_diff.html minus=include.minus %}

Now we have an include (head.html) that includes a second include (year_diff.html) and each include receives the minus variable.

Now, wherever you include head.html for example in default.html https://github.com/xHN35RQ/alecive.github.io/blob/master/_layouts/default.html#L4 you could change that to {% include head.html minus=page.minus %} then just set minus: 2010 in your page front matte YAML, and use {{ yearDiffStr }} anywhere in that page to get the return from that function.

Make sense? Hope I understood your questions, and this helps. I've used this process several times before for global functions in Liquid and it's worked well for me.

The title says all.

Right now, while hovering on the logo its background changes to {{ site.color.accent }}. I would like the logo to change its fill color, instead.

This might be an option, but I don't know if it is worth it or not for my purposes. Cc @cciliber

As per title. Having style.css that points to main.css is redundant after the move to Bootstrap 5 as most of the libraries are being imported at runtime.

Right now, the automatically-generated table of contents is not that great. I should improve its aesthetics over the time.

The title says everything.

As per title. There are a couple of TODOs in the js.html file to take a look at.

Thanks to @vtikha and @apaikan , here is a list of changes I should do to https://github.com/alecive/alecive.github.io/blob/master/_posts%2F2015-08-31-YARP-Cross-Compilation.md

• in src/libYARP_OS/src/PortCore.cpp:2279:15: error: 'struct sched_param' has no member named '__sched_priority' Solution: remove __sched_priority and replace it with only sched_priority
• in src/libYARP_OS/src/SharedLibrary.cpp:37:24: error: invalid conversion from 'const char*' to 'char*' [-fpermissive] Solution: return const_cast<char*>(dlerror()); instead of only return dlerror()
• in src/libYARP_OS/src/SystemInfo.cpp +// #include <yarp/osifaddrs.h> Solution: should be #include <yarp/os/impl/ifaddrs.h>
• in src/libYARP_OS/src/SystemInfo.cpp:30:25:fatal error: sys/statvfs.h: No such file or directory Solution: at least on MacOS replace #include <sys/statvfs.h> with #include <sys/vfs.h>
• in src/libYARP_OS/src/SystemInfo.cpp:693:36: error: 'struct sched_param' has no member named '__sched_priority' Solution remove __sched_priority and replace it with only sched_priority
• in src/libYARP_OS/src/ThreadImpl.cpp:87:38: error: 'SYS_gettid' was not declared in this scope Extremely bad Solution replace syscall(SYS_gettid) with thread->tid = (long) syscall(224);
• also need YARP_sig and YARP_init