After forking the repository as it is, I looked at the page and it does not look the same.
https://sigvoiced.github.io/ is the link to my github page incase you want to see what has happened.

I am not sure about the issue. It would be great if anyone could help.

Hi_ I'm wondering how someone might build a dropdown menu from the existing navbar setup within your theme.

I want to use only the blog template, how can I do it?

Is there an easy way to remove the indicator on projects with single images?

Your theme has been listed on https://jekyll-themes.com/.

I'm able to edit the css and see it working in my local environment, but when I push to Github it isn't working. Everything seems to be hooked up correctly in the config file so I'm a bit lost on what's the issue here. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks_ Jaythan

Hi,
I am trying to work with this theme on https://github.com/coolhacks/coolhacks.github.io.
I have tried to changing the _.config.yml I have updated the url and the base url many times but still no effect.The images and the css theme do not load at all.If anybody knows what part I am doing wrong please let me know.Thanks a lot.

Even though I had 11 project posts (on my fork http://github.com/tanay-bits/tanay-bits.github.io), which would require 3 rows, only 2 rows containing 10 of the 11 projects show up on the website. Is there any workaround?

On the project page, there's a section underneath for Related Works. The default setting is to show the first 5 related works in descending order:

/_layouts/project.html
{% include portfolio.html title="Related Works." limit=5 %}

Is there a way to randomize the projects that appear in this section so that it takes 5 (or however many I set the limit too) random projects (assuming they are related) from the total projects instead of listing the same projects in descending order?

Error occurs in CSS file

I forked the repo and published the website, but my website looks different and there was a console error:

"Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) modernizr.js"

Where can I find this file?

This is how my website looks like

I followed the install instructions and forked the theme (which looks great, btw) to this repo:
https://github.com/milwaukeedata/solid-jekyll

Which is visible here:
https://milwaukeedata.github.io/solid-jekyll/

The page comes up, but it doesn't seem that any of the JavaScript is working. The _config.yml file is updated. Any thoughts on why the JS isn't working? Trying to use this theme for our civic tech group's project site.

I can't find the gem file.

When I tried to download, the 360 security housekeeper reminded me that the content might contain a Trojan horse
I am sorry to tell you, and think that it may include some files with a wrong setting liable to misunderstanding

@st4ple

If I manually remove the offending ones I can find, the site's css still doesn't build for another liquid exception.

$ jekyll serve
Configuration file: /Users/blablabla/_config.yml
Source: /Users/blablabla
Destination: /Users/blablabla/_site
Incremental build: enabled
Generating...
Liquid Exception: Liquid syntax error: Unexpected character   in "{{ site.email }}" in contact.html
jekyll 3.0.0.pre.beta8 | Error: Liquid syntax error: Unexpected character   in "{{ site.email }}"

I'm experimenting with the solid theme. Everything seems to be working except the project's content isn't being rendered as markdown. (Instead of seeing html headings I'm seeing hashes).

Any suggestions?

My page - http://tanay-bits.github.io/ was working just fine, but recently the CSS elements have stopped loading, without any changes from my side. My fork is at https://github.com/tanay-bits/tanay-bits.github.io.

If anyone has any idea what's going on here, or if it's this theme or GitHub Pages in general which could be the cause, please help out.

Hi,

Great job with porting the Solid template. :)
Just wondering if you managed to generate a list with categories/tags (for the blog sidebar)
without using a plugin (for hosting on GitHub)?
Thanks

The way this is set up seems a lot like jekyll was shoehorned into the original theme. It's functional, but stuff like the about page is basically build completely in HTML when it should really be under a standard page template to fully embrace jekyll.

Is it possible to add a logo image just before site title in navbar?

Thank's in advance and very nice job!

Demo link seems to be dead now. Any new one?

I'm having issues getting styles to load. I've followed your directions regarding setting up the url, and baseurl but nothing seems to be working.

Here's the site: https://jaythanelam.github.io/mtm/

Please help!

It displays good in blog page when I post a new article, but there's an error when I click 'read more' btn.
I can't see the img. just like the link below:
http://ojs.xyz/solid-jekyll/blog/wordpress/photoshop/time-to-change-your-apps/

This is a cool project, but as it is right now, it has not been clearly licensed. This is especially interesting since it is a port of an existing work (i.e. the Solid theme). The original theme is licensed as CC BY 3.0 (which does not allow sublicensing), but you'd license the additional work. It may make things easier to just go with CC BY 3.0 as well.

For the blog section, I'm having a difficult time getting the Pagination to work. I made the changes to the _config file, but when I check _site, I only have a blog folder with all the posts in it, there aren't pageN folders.

Any help would be great!

Thanks

When I view the website on my iPhone and tried to click on the menu button, it does not respond or show anything. Would you please fix that?

Some of the demo contact form fields have input type="email" when they are text fields. This causes validation to kick an alert if the name field doesn't have an @ in it.

A few of the input id were duplicately named email, these should match the label for consistency.

PR forthcoming.

Is the default contact form just for show? Doesn't seem to be functional from my tests after changing the email parameter in _config.yml

How would you make the contact form functional if this is the case?

I'd like to have fewer projects showcased than can fill an entire row. Any idea how to center the portfolio? <div class="recentitems portfolio"> seems to always align left.

Thanks!

<div id="portfoliowrap">
    <div class="portfolio-centered">
    {% if include.title %}<h3>{{ include.title }}</h3>{% endif %}
    <div class="recentitems portfolio">
    {% for project in site.projects limit:include.limit %}
                <div class="portfolio-item graphic-design">
                    <div class="he-wrap tpl6">
                    <img src="{{ "/assets/img/project/" | prepend: site.baseurl }}{{ project.img }}" alt="">
                        <div class="he-view">
                            <div class="bg a0" data-animate="fadeIn">
                                <h3 class="a1" data-animate="fadeInDown">{{ project.title }}</h3>
                                <a data-rel="prettyPhoto" href="{{ "/assets/img/project/" | prepend: site.baseurl }}{{ project.img }}" class="dmbutton a2" data-animate="fadeInUp"><i class="fa fa-search"></i></a>
                                <a href="{{  project.url | prepend: site.baseurl }}" class="dmbutton a2" data-animate="fadeInUp"><i class="fa fa-link"></i></a>
                            </div><!~~ he bg ~~>
                        </div><!~~ he view ~~>
                    </div><!~~ he wrap ~~>
                </div><!~~ end col-12 ~~>
            {% endfor %}
        </div><!-- portfolio -->
    </div><!-- portfolio container -->
</div><!--/Portfoliowrap -->```

Your theme has been listed on http://jekyllthemes.ru/

http://jekyllrb.com/docs/collections/

This way, posts and projects are two separate things. You put your blog posts in _posts and your projects in _projects. No need to mess with the categories.

If I get around to it, I might submit a pull request for this.