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Implement Journals Jekyll will follow directory structures, using it as the URL path when building a site. This significant change adds configuration, styles, and layouts for journals. Journals will be stored in the `/journals` directory, and then within a directory for the character. For each character's journals, configuration must be established in the `_config.yml` file. Each character journal directory then can be treated similar to a Jekyll project: the `_posts` directory can be leveraged for posts. The base character journal directory has an index page, which by default shows a small top section, then the most recent post. Since these character journals don't adhere to the actual calendar, permalinks have been reduced to the post title alone. Note: this means every post in the character journal must be named different. Not certain if every post on the site must be named different. There are a number of steps still left: - Build site index page. Include cards for each character that has a journal, for each adventure, and for any additional miscellaneous things captured on the site. - Implement the adventure section, similar to journals. Any configured adventures will exist in the `/adventures` directory, and then within a specific directory. - Actually write stuff.
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<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>{{ page.title }}</title>
{% feed_meta %}
<meta name="description"
content="{{ page.des }}" />
<meta name="author" content="{{ page.author }}" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />
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<link rel="canonical" href="{{ site.url}}{{ site.baseurl }}{{ page.url }}" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="{{ site.baseurl }}/assets/journal.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="{{ site.baseurl }}/assets/{{ page.aut }}.css" />
Implement Journals Jekyll will follow directory structures, using it as the URL path when building a site. This significant change adds configuration, styles, and layouts for journals. Journals will be stored in the `/journals` directory, and then within a directory for the character. For each character's journals, configuration must be established in the `_config.yml` file. Each character journal directory then can be treated similar to a Jekyll project: the `_posts` directory can be leveraged for posts. The base character journal directory has an index page, which by default shows a small top section, then the most recent post. Since these character journals don't adhere to the actual calendar, permalinks have been reduced to the post title alone. Note: this means every post in the character journal must be named different. Not certain if every post on the site must be named different. There are a number of steps still left: - Build site index page. Include cards for each character that has a journal, for each adventure, and for any additional miscellaneous things captured on the site. - Implement the adventure section, similar to journals. Any configured adventures will exist in the `/adventures` directory, and then within a specific directory. - Actually write stuff.
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</head>
<body>
<div class="menu-toggle">M</div>
<menu>
<figure>
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<h2><a href="{{ site.baseurl }}/">Site Home</a></h2>
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<hr>
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<a href="{{ site.baseurl }}/journals/{{ page.aut }}">
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<img src="{{ site.baseurl }}/assets/{{ page.aut }}.png" alt="{{ page.author }}" />
Implement Journals Jekyll will follow directory structures, using it as the URL path when building a site. This significant change adds configuration, styles, and layouts for journals. Journals will be stored in the `/journals` directory, and then within a directory for the character. For each character's journals, configuration must be established in the `_config.yml` file. Each character journal directory then can be treated similar to a Jekyll project: the `_posts` directory can be leveraged for posts. The base character journal directory has an index page, which by default shows a small top section, then the most recent post. Since these character journals don't adhere to the actual calendar, permalinks have been reduced to the post title alone. Note: this means every post in the character journal must be named different. Not certain if every post on the site must be named different. There are a number of steps still left: - Build site index page. Include cards for each character that has a journal, for each adventure, and for any additional miscellaneous things captured on the site. - Implement the adventure section, similar to journals. Any configured adventures will exist in the `/adventures` directory, and then within a specific directory. - Actually write stuff.
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</a>
<hr>
<figcaption>{{ page.description }}</figcaption>
<hr>
</figure>
<nav>
<ul>
{% assign entries = site.posts |
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where_exp: "posts", "posts.categories contains page.aut" %}
Implement Journals Jekyll will follow directory structures, using it as the URL path when building a site. This significant change adds configuration, styles, and layouts for journals. Journals will be stored in the `/journals` directory, and then within a directory for the character. For each character's journals, configuration must be established in the `_config.yml` file. Each character journal directory then can be treated similar to a Jekyll project: the `_posts` directory can be leveraged for posts. The base character journal directory has an index page, which by default shows a small top section, then the most recent post. Since these character journals don't adhere to the actual calendar, permalinks have been reduced to the post title alone. Note: this means every post in the character journal must be named different. Not certain if every post on the site must be named different. There are a number of steps still left: - Build site index page. Include cards for each character that has a journal, for each adventure, and for any additional miscellaneous things captured on the site. - Implement the adventure section, similar to journals. Any configured adventures will exist in the `/adventures` directory, and then within a specific directory. - Actually write stuff.
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{% for entry in entries %}
<li>
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<a href="{{ site.baseurl }}{{ entry.url }}">{{ entry.title }}</a>
Implement Journals Jekyll will follow directory structures, using it as the URL path when building a site. This significant change adds configuration, styles, and layouts for journals. Journals will be stored in the `/journals` directory, and then within a directory for the character. For each character's journals, configuration must be established in the `_config.yml` file. Each character journal directory then can be treated similar to a Jekyll project: the `_posts` directory can be leveraged for posts. The base character journal directory has an index page, which by default shows a small top section, then the most recent post. Since these character journals don't adhere to the actual calendar, permalinks have been reduced to the post title alone. Note: this means every post in the character journal must be named different. Not certain if every post on the site must be named different. There are a number of steps still left: - Build site index page. Include cards for each character that has a journal, for each adventure, and for any additional miscellaneous things captured on the site. - Implement the adventure section, similar to journals. Any configured adventures will exist in the `/adventures` directory, and then within a specific directory. - Actually write stuff.
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</li>
{% endfor %}
</ul>
</nav>
</menu>
<div class="main-filter"></div>
<main>
<article>
{{ content }}
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{% unless page.no-footer %}
{% include journal_footer.html %}
{% endunless %}
Implement Journals Jekyll will follow directory structures, using it as the URL path when building a site. This significant change adds configuration, styles, and layouts for journals. Journals will be stored in the `/journals` directory, and then within a directory for the character. For each character's journals, configuration must be established in the `_config.yml` file. Each character journal directory then can be treated similar to a Jekyll project: the `_posts` directory can be leveraged for posts. The base character journal directory has an index page, which by default shows a small top section, then the most recent post. Since these character journals don't adhere to the actual calendar, permalinks have been reduced to the post title alone. Note: this means every post in the character journal must be named different. Not certain if every post on the site must be named different. There are a number of steps still left: - Build site index page. Include cards for each character that has a journal, for each adventure, and for any additional miscellaneous things captured on the site. - Implement the adventure section, similar to journals. Any configured adventures will exist in the `/adventures` directory, and then within a specific directory. - Actually write stuff.
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</article>
</main>
</body>
</html>
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