Just as discussed in #1513 , this pull request adds support for
[jsonresume](https://jsonresume.org/). Create the resume once, either as
a file in the repository or at [github gist](https://gist.github.com/)
called `resume.json`. Put the file in the `_config.yaml` file and that's
it! Other platforms like [resumake](https://latexresu.me/) use the same
schema.
I also incorperated the changes introduced by #1339 to the best of my
abilites. The style could be further improved.
**Please merge this pull request after #1339 is merged, due to
dependencies from it**
If someone has a bettet approach on how to solve the problem that each
section needs its own template, please let me know. But for now it works
fine and is still backwards compatible with the `cv.yaml` file.
Co-authored-by: George <31376482+george-gca@users.noreply.github.com>
This makes sure that the image is resized per media type by imagemagick.
The result is still a bit too big (1400 width on desktop), but better
than nothing.
Signed-off-by: Zuhair AlSader <zalsader@hotmail.com>
fixes#993
Also added links to news and publications from respective section
headers on the home page. Changed the colors of the header links to make
it consistent with the previous look.
[Altmetric](https://www.altmetric.com/) tracks social media and citation
activity for a paper. I added an option to add the altmeric id to a
paper's bib entry, which results in the altmeric badge for the paper
being displayed next to the other buttons. As an example, I added the
altmetric id for the Einstein, Podolsky & Rosen paper.
This feature adds a horizontal bar under the top menu which tracks the
vertical scroll position. Such a feature can be useful to represent how
much is left to read on the current page more aesthetically.
As this is an optional feature, `enable_progressbar` must be set to
`true` in `_config.yml` to activate the functionality.
I am not the original author of this code. I just made it compatible
with the current version of the template at the time of this commit. The
original code was most likely authored by Pankaj Parashar in this
[post](https://css-tricks.com/reading-position-indicator/) made a few
years before the first inclusion in an `al-folio` site. Then, the code
was adapted for compatibility with the template at Anthony Plantanios'
site. Finally, I did
the last updates to have the code fit the new conventions used in the
project.
This was discussed in #557
Co-authored-by: rohandebsarkar <rohandebsarkar@gmail.com>
* Adds support max author limit
* typo
* fix
* display all authors by default
* Added an example
* Added 'and' before the last author
* Improve hiding/showing more authors
* Add title text
Co-authored-by: Maruan Al-Shedivat <maruan@genesistherapeutics.ai>
Co-authored-by: Maruan <alshedivat@users.noreply.github.com>
For bibtex entries that are neither articles nor proceedings, the value `entrytype` carries over from the previous entry in the loop, leading to incorrect displays. This PR fixes that.
This PR replaces the jekyll-responsive-images with jekyll-imagemagick for responsive WebP images.
WebP images are much smaller compared to PNG and JPEG, faster to load and most of the modern browsers recommend it.
More information about WebP images: https://developers.google.com/speed/webp
* Add webpage to academic pages list
* adding panelbear analytics
* added categories for projects and horizontal mode display for projects
* rewrote the code to ensure it works properly with current project definitions
* Style adjustments
* added blockquote format, jekyll-archives, tag, year archive pages, and reading time.
* added archive meta to blog posts list and individual posts.
* added sitemap
* stylistic modifications to jekyll-archive addition
* Minor fixes
Co-authored-by: Maruan Al-Shedivat <alshedivat.maruan@gmail.com>
