justgoodthemes / scriptor-jekyll-theme

Scriptor is a minimal, clean, modern and responsive Jekyll theme for writers.

Scriptor

Scriptor is a simple, minimal, clean & responsive Jekyll theme for writers.

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Features

• Responsive design
• Archive organized by tags
• Disqus Comments
• Accent color options
• Prism syntax highlighter

Local Installation

How to set up and run this theme locally in a Jekyll site.

Note: This theme cannot be configured and installed as a theme, however you can still use this repo as a theme with your own content in it.

Clone the repo or fork.

Set up Jekyll -please follow the official documentation that can be found on the Jekyll docs.

Navigate to the repo and run bundle install to install the dependencies.

Then run bundle exec jekyll serve to start the Jekyll server.

Deployment

Local Instalation

To set up Jekyll on local machine please follow the official documentation that can be found here -> https://jekyllrb.com/docs/.

To run the theme locally, navigate to the theme directory and run bundle install to install the dependencies, then run bundle exec jekyll serve to start the Jekyll server.

Manual Deployment

Jekyll outputs your static site to the _site directory by default. You can transfer the contents of this directory to almost any hosting provider to get your site live.

Netlify

This theme is prepared to be hosted on Netlify. All you need to do is create a new private repository on GitHub or GitLab. Upload the theme to the repository and link your repo to Netlify. Please check this link with the step-by-step guidelines.

Amazon S3

If you want to host your site on Amazon S3, you can do so by using the s3_website application. It will push your site to Amazon S3, where it can be served like any web server, dynamically scaling to almost unlimited traffic.

Also, please check the Deployment Methods page on Jekyll website.

Licenses

All files and directories are licensed under the MIT unless explicitly stated.

scriptor-jekyll-theme's Issues

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Add Mastodon icon??

Hi,
And firts, thanks for this theme.

I trying to add mastodon icon modify de file /_sass/_icons.scss and add this code:

.fa-mastodon:before {
  content: "\f4f6";
}

But when refresh the page I see the code f4f6, not the icon, and the code is the same to use for github icon:

.fa-github:before {
  content: "\f09b";
}

But with the code to this page that is the same for use the github icon

Where is the problem? How I add the Mastodon Icon on this theme?

Because I trying to download new fonts about Awesome, but not solution this problem.

Thanks for all

Page points to /about instead of /about/, 404 page not found

I have an issue where I have a 404 page doesn't exist:

When clicking on the navigation tabs such as "About" and "Tags".

This is the original code in config_yml

# Site navigation - each item must have a title and a url.
navigation:
  - text: Home
    url: /
  - text: About
    url: /about/
  - text: Tags
    url: /tags/

If I change "url: /about/" to "url: /about" without the last slash, the link works and takes me to the about page instead of 404.

How can I fix it so that the about page points to "/about/" instead of "/about"?

Thank you

Edit: Changing 'permalink' in the config_yml file to include the '/' at the end has solved the problem, for anyone else that runs into this issue.

Jekyll highlight does not work with this theme

@ JustGoodThemes Hello, I use your theme to build github pages, but the code highlight feature does not work.

First of all, I add highlight config in _config.yml:

highlighter: rouge
markdown: kramdown
kramdown:
  input: GFM
  syntax_highlighter: rouge

Secondly, I use rougify style monokai.sublime > syntax.css to generate a syntax.css file and move it in /assets/css/.
Then I add <link href="{{ '/assets/css/syntax.css' | relative_url }}" rel="stylesheet"> in the default.html file.
At last, I write this in my markdown file:

{% highlight java linenos %}
public static void main(String[] args) {
    System.out.println("Hello!");
}
{% endhighlight %}

Unfortunately, it does not work at all. Would you please take a look at this?

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