It's up at https://www.tiagobrizolara.com.
This is my portfolio site, based on Mediumish.
- Author info, date, ratings were all removed from the boxes (postbox.html and featuredbox.html) and posts (post.html), except for author info, that's still in the posts.
- Instead, a set of small buttons reflecting the type of media found in the post are shown at the bottom (they are defined in small_buttons_postbox.html) - see image.
- Added internationalization via Jekyll plugin polyglot. For usage, please check poliglot's README at https://github.com/untra/polyglot.
For now, I couldn't add polyglot correctly to GitHub Pages (but you can try reading about GH Pages and Jekyll and GH Pages and Jekyll plugins. If you succeeded, make a pull request 😉), so I'm building the site locally and commiting the builded page in the folder _site. I created a git subtree that links this folder _site to the branch gh-pages, from which the site is being deployed in GitHub Pages.
So, my current workflow is
- push my changes to the master branch
git subtree push --prefix _site origin gh-pages
- (Just need to be done once) Inside repository settings, set my GitHub Pages site to be buit from the gh-pages branch.
Voilà. At this point, this would be available at https://brizolara.github.io/ (and if you copy or fork this repository, you have to change the repository name in your repository settings).
In my case, I'm hosting the website in a custom domain: tiagobrizolara.com. For doing that, you can check https://docs.github.com/pt/github/working-with-github-pages/configuring-a-custom-domain-for-your-github-pages-site and your hosting service documentation. I'm hosting tiagobrizolara.com at Namecheap, so this and this helped me.
This, Mediumish theme and the countries flags from https://github.com/lipis/flag-icon-css/ use the MIT license. You can read a copy of the license in this repository in LICENSE.txt.
Below, the original Mediumish README:
Live Demo | Download | Documentation | Buy me a coffee
Copyright (C) 2019 Sal, https://www.wowthemes.net
Mediumish for Jekyll is designed and developed by Sal and it is free under MIT license.
- Fork the repo.
- Clone a copy of your fork on your local
- Create a branch off of master and give it a meaningful name (e.g. my-new-mediumish-feature).
- Make necessary changes, commit, push and open a pull request on GitHub.
Thank you!