Dimensions: 230 w x 320 h
It's not great that there's HTML for the bolding of Erica's name in the header material of each publication, but this exists because Liquid templates render content inside paragraph tags, which messes up the formatting. As a solution, I made an "authors" property that's rendered as-is, so I can control the formatting of each publication. However, the hack seems worth it to maintain consistency of formatting in citations.
Maybe someday I'll figure out a better solution for this...someday...
Use the special character : to represent colons in titles
Team members are sorted in ascending order, with lab members falling in ranges depending on their seniority.
- Erica: 1
- Staff: 2 - 10
- Postdocs: 11 - 20
- Grad students: 21 - 30
- Undergrads: 31 - 40
- High schoolers (if they ever make it onto the website...): 41+
Alumni are sorted in descending order, with the largest order index corresponding to the most-recently departed.
Publications are ordered in descending order - the largest order index corresponding to the most recent publication.
Update the _config.yml file: set baseURL: "". When ready to build for prod, set this field back to https://www.korblab.com.
Run using jekyll serve. Note that we can do this because there is no Gemfile so we don't have to use Bundler.
To crop photos, you can set a fixed aspect ratio in GIMP to 23:32 (to reflect the pixel dimensions of the final photo). Then you crop to your selection, then scale the image down. Export the modified photo to the desired format.
Change the baseURL field in _config.yml to https://www.korblab.com.
Run jekyll clean to clear out all the old files with the blank baseURL.
Run jekyll build to build the new files in ./_site
Copy everything under ./_site to the repo ericakorb.github.io which is the repo that hosts the site.