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Resolves#3 and #8. This is basically a minimised port of Beautiful Hugo's native Staticman support. I'm not expert in CSS, so I'll leave the that for any interested user(s).
If you're using a theme as a Git submodule (as recommended in Hugo's official tutorial), you may create a new (local/GitLab/etc) (private) repo for this theme and run these commands to get this PR merged against a testing branch staticman in the private repo. I denote the URL of this repo as the upstream.
$ git remote -v
upstream https://github.com/lingxz/er.git (fetch)
upstream https://github.com/lingxz/er.git (push)
... # other remote omitted
$ git checkout -b staticman # test on a new branch staticman
$ git fetch upstream pull/9/head # git pull will be rejected
$ git merge FETCH_HEAD # manually merge the this PR against branch staticman
$ cd <your-blog>
... # edit your .gitmodules with url="<repo-containing-staticman>" and branch = "staticman"
$ git submodule sync # inform Git the changes in .gitmodules
$ git submodule update --remote --recursive # switch to the HEAD of your cloned repo for the theme
Hi @VincentTam, thanks, great work! I really like that you included a guide to test pout this branch as well, I think this will be really helpful for people who are looking to put in a comments block in their blog 👍
Edit config.toml. Change master to gh-pages if your project page is hosted on the gh-pages branch. Replace github with gitlab if your site is hosted on GitLab.
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Resolves #3 and #8. This is basically a minimised port of Beautiful Hugo's native Staticman support. I'm not expert in CSS, so I'll leave the that for any interested user(s).
Demo site on GitLab
Staticman now supports GitLab at https://vincenttam.gitlab.io/er-demo
Quick guide to test this pull request
If you're using a theme as a Git submodule (as recommended in Hugo's official tutorial), you may create a new (local/GitLab/etc) (private) repo for this theme and run these commands to get this PR merged against a testing branch
staticmanin the private repo. I denote the URL of this repo as theupstream.