Fixes issue #3243
Add CV PDF link to social icons
- Added CV icon to social media links section
- CV appears after LinkedIn icon in the contact section
- Uses academicons CV symbol for consistent academic styling
- Links to `/assets/pdf/CV_Schirren.pdf` and opens in new tab
- Updated `_includes/social.liquid` to handle `cv_pdf` field
- Updated `_data/socials.yml` with CV configuration
- Updated `_scripts/search.liquid.js` with cv search functionality
Partially addresses issue #3280.
Currently, the RSS feed icon in the socials section will show whenever
`rss_icon` in `data/_socials.yml` has a value --- **even if that value
is `false`**.
Unlike the other social settings, which are empty by default, for
`rss_icon` the default setting is `true`.
So it makes sense that a user might expect `rss_icon: false` to disable
said icon.
This PR just adds a check if the value is `false` and hides the icon if
so.
## Description
This pull request adds support for Academia.edu profiles to the al-folio
social media integrations. Academia.edu is widely used by academics to
share and discover research,.
The changes are minimal and well-contained:
1. Added configuration options in socials.yml for Academia.edu with
organization and username fields
2. Updated social.liquid to handle the new social integration using the
Academicons font which already includes support for Academia.edu
## Changes
The implementation uses Academicons, which already includes the
Academia.edu icon (`ai-academia`), making this addition a natural fit
for the theme.
Unlike some other social media links that only require a single ID or
URL, Academia.edu profiles include both an organization (subdomain) and
a username in the format:
`https://[organization].academia.edu/[username]`. The implemented
solution supports this pattern by adding two parameters in the
socials.yml file.
## Why this is important
Academia.edu is a popular platform used by millions of researchers
worldwide to share their work. Adding support for it in the al-folio
theme aligns with the theme's academic focus and enhances its utility
for scholarly users. Many academics maintain both personal websites and
Academia.edu profiles, and being able to link between them provides
better visibility for their research.
The Academicons font already includes support for Academia.edu, so
adding this feature is a natural extension that makes use of existing
resources in the theme.
## Testing
The changes have been tested locally with a sample Academia.edu profile,
and the icon displays correctly alongside other social media icons. The
changes are minimal and don't affect any existing functionality.
## Screenshot
<img width="991" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/15468b67-3002-44ce-aa25-22bc10766664"
/>
Fixes#2890
With the recent updates (v0.13.0) the email badge (social) does not
contain the email anymore.
Some link generations in social.liquid used the old schema
Also updated the handling for mastodon to be aligned to the other social
badges.
This PR modifies
- `_config.yml` to rename `bluesky_url` into `bluesky_id`
- `_includes/social.liquid` to handle the renaming in the display of
social media icons
[INSPIRE](http://inspirehep.net/) is a trusted community hub that
facilitates the sharing and discovery of accurate scholarly information
in high energy physics. By integrating the social and citation count
badge, al-folio users within this community will gain significant
benefits.
In continuation of #2634, I am creating this pull request.
## Details
### Social Icon
- Add your INSPIRE author ID in the `config.yml` under `inspirehep_id`.
### Citation Count
- Enable this feature by setting `inspirehep` to `true` under
`enable_publication_badges` in your `config.yml` file.
- In your bibliography file (e.g., `papers.bib`), add `inspirehep_id =
{the literature's recid}` under the citation of a literature source.
Now that Bluesky is [finally
available](https://fontawesome.com/changelog) at Font Awesome, we can
add it to the template.
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Signed-off-by: George Araujo <george.gcac@gmail.com>
summary:
- adds prettier formatter configuration
- formats the entire repo using prettier, ignoring minified files
(`*.min.css`) and heavy generated html
- changes extensions of all `.html` files to `.liquid`, which is more
correct and necessary for prettier to work correctly
- replaces "%-" and "-%" with just "%" — manual liquid formatting using
minus signs is superfluous since we are compressing and minifying the
code anyway
- adds CI action for running prettier check on PR and pushes to master
