Discussed in #3

TLP1: Lec3

https://chatziiola.github.io/posts/lectures/auth/tlp1/lec_TLP1_20221010_%CE%B4%CE%B9%CE%B1%CE%BB%CE%B5%CE%BE%CE%B7.html

I do not know why so far but unnumbered lists nested within numbered ones increment the numberings on the latter ones, resulting in confusion. This behaviour does not occur in the org mode files, where the lists are separated and numbered properly, but comes after exporting.

I think that it is either the css fault (if I have a strange increment command there) or it will be much trickier to solve and I'll have to look on org-export and org-publish documentation.

This bug is apparent at many posts. Example:

• https://chatziiola.github.io/posts/20230105_creating_inspirational_wallpapers_from_the_comfort_of_your_terminal.html

• Να την φτιάξω:
• Εξτρα οταν το κλεισω να φτιάξω λίγο το css για τα παραδείγματα ώστε να
• Έχει μπλε περίγραμμα, κατα προτίμηση με rounded άκρες
• Τίτλο: Παράδειγμα

it won't require much effort, and it will make the repo feel a little bit more cared for

Discussed in #5

https://chatziiola.github.io/posts/lectures/auth/ssd/lec_SSD_20221019.html

Most important of them would be posts/index.html since the associated org file does not exist (and I would rather not make it).

It would be nice to split (especially the emacs-content-generating part of) the lisp scripts into smaller (easier to view) github actions so that in case of future failures we can always get the most out of our time without having to look through unnecessarily big output logs.

Random test to check out

fa5a448#commitcomment-98086043

Essentially combining my now section to this one

Even though they have nothing to do with each other, images and equations cause problems when a multipost page (with content) is created.

The reason why multipost pages with images fail under these circumstances is the usage of relative path for insertion of images by me which, after them being rendered, causes broken links.

While, at the same time, equations encounter problems with each other due to the label naming standard that's been implemented. The obvious solution here is not site specific, but configuration specific and focuses on creating unique labels for my equations at every step of the way

• Make sure that there is nothing hardcoded in there and everything (that needs to be modifiable) can be changed either through variables or through the associated function's parameters
• Clean the code up (more than a little bit), and maybe create a diagram somewhere (it might be ideal to delete functions there)
• Consider merging the two files and submitting them to the main repo.

Split bash file into numerous actions for the github interface. More specifically, keep a bash file complete to use locally, but split it into more actions in the Github Actions yml file, so that you get informed of any errors that occur. Last time, emacs exited unexpectedly because of a broken link inside a lecture, yet I did not see any feedback. I noticed the error because I was not able to see lectures I knew were already published.

Since I modified the pre.src property to overflow: scroll; I am no longer able to view the type of the source block on the left as it used to be. This was one of the key elements I had liked so much on rougier's css initially, which made me select it. Now, overflow: scroll is necessary to ensure that big lines of code do not exceed the code block, like they did in the past, however, it would be nice to have the 'type-of-source-block' property up again.