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Hi there, I was wondering if you have kumu available as a docker container to install with docker compose?

I have a linux based server and would love to spin up a self-hosted instance of Kumu with Docker Compose. I would be using it for university research however as a graduate student my funds are very tight and I deal with sensitive data in the security and defense realm so I need to self host it internally with the ability to share with my Professor and Dean.

In the welcome page, the links to Decorate, Filter, and Cluster, all point to github rather than docs.kumu.io, and the links are broken

I have tried to set up a map and link it with its "blueprint" on github, but this doesn't seem to work properly.

Steps:

1. go to kumu.io and set up a project.
2. Export the project "blueprint" (JSON)
3. store this blueprint on github.
4. Link the blueprint with the project on kumu.io
5. edit the blueprint on github. (commit, sync...)
6. reload the project on kumu.io.

To simplify the test, I only changed a description of a single element. Unfortunately, the change doesn't propagate to kumu.io - description of this element didn't change. :-(

Projekt: https://kumu.io/clima/pos#pos-data-model/illustration

Github blueprint: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DenoBeno/kumu/main/PoS.json

 {
      "_id": "elem-NgGc8u0r",
      "attributes": {
        "label": "Illustration",
        "cardinality": "1..*",
        "level": "2",
        "meaning": "Element",
        "description": "A drawing, a photograph, a diagram, etc. visually representing the object. NEW TEXT"
      }
    },

Hi,

Thank you for this amazing program. Is there any way to change the font size or the overall size of the legend?

Regards

Seems like gitbook-plugin-layout isn't working anymore (don't think we are getting the custom header or footer that we've included). @rymohr can you take a look and see if you can tell if the plugin is busted with the latest version of gitbook?