- The privacy link in the footer is now actually visible and uses the same coloring as the rest of the
text in the footer.
- The gear menu in the top right now actually looks like a real menu instead of a panel of links. Highlights behave as expected and
visuals are cleaner.
- The :before hack to cause proper scrolling in the face of our header is now more selective. It's only applied to
header items instead of all items that have an id attribute. This is more surgical in nature and avoids
potential issues such as was worked around by a counter-hack for tables. The counter hack is no longer
needed.
- Don't show the Edit This Pages on GitHub menu items for pages that are generated outside of the main doc process
(reference pages mainly). This won't kick in until I regenerate the reference docs, at which point they'll
gain the 'generated' front-matter entry, which will trigger the removal of the menu item.
- Apply a number of script improvements suggested by my editor.
- Remove some leftover toc:false front matter from a few pages. The site now generally
figures out automatically that a TOC is not necessary.
- Enable a Hugo feature that queries Git for a last modified date on files. As a result,
instead of having the site build date in the footer, we now have a "this page was last modified"
date.
- Move the landing page's content out of the layouts directory and into the content directory
where it belongs.
- Use Hugo shortcodes for our embedded icon imagery. And make those icons scale with the
font size rather than being fixed sizes.
- Enable support for emojis in our content. Just use ⛵
and you'll get a sailboat for example.
mtail
Martin Taillefer