You’re either reading this on github, or hosted on the web via github pages. This is a meta-page, for notes about the creation and operation of this website.
<head> otherwise.> bundle exec jekyll serve
Give it a few seconds after saving to regenerate.
To access from other devices on LAN, add -H 0.0.0.0. Note that this will break the title link, since it will try to link to 0.0.0.0.
Add the following markdown where the TOC should be:
1. TOC
{:toc}
Add {:.no_toc} below headings (such as the title) which should not be included in the TOC.
permalink: /404.YYYY-MM-DD-XXXX.style.scss, as long as that file also imports the theme’s style.img tag instead of Markdown. (actually, looks like kramdown does support extra attributes with {: ...} syntax.)
{: width="25%"}< 768px)HTTPS certificate is from Let’s Encrypt via Github pages.
I am hosting this on elibaum.com, with a DNS ALIAS for www. However, there is a known issues with Github Pages that causes navigation to www to show a security error: basically, Github is only generating a certificate for elibaum.com, not www.elibaum.com; the latter returns a certificate for www.github.com, instead. (The redirect works fine for http, and returns 301 Moved Permanently, so browsers should cache the redirect…)
Nevermind! It still does. Uses an MX record instead of A, and there are apparently some smarts in there so that it doesn’t forward when the messages comes from the forwarding address.
it works (mathjax)! Just need to
{% include math.html %}
at the top of the page, and then
\[e^{i\theta} = \cos(\theta) + i\sin(\theta)\]$$ for math blocks. Inline math with \\( \\) like this: \(a = b\)
tada!