SaraLab Website

Editing Steps

1. Clone repository
2. Make your own branch git branch <branch name> & checkout git checkout <branch name>
3. Make changes (add media, change page,etc)
   1. media add to images/respective_folder
   2. posts: make new .md file under _posts
   3. resources: add to _data/resources.yaml
   4. research publication: _data/research.yaml (Only need doi and manubot will take of the rest)
4. Check status git status
5. Add newfiles or untracked changes git add
6. Commit and message git commit -m "message describing changes"
7. git push git push origin <branch name>
8. Checkout the changes to the website 😊

Editing Documentation

🗚 Basic Formatting

📝 Basic Editing

⚙️ Advanced Editing

🧱 Components

🧱 Extra Components

🧠 Background Knowledge

❓ Support

Features

• Automatically generated citations (using Manubot) from just an identifier (DOI, PubMed ID, and many more)
• Automatically pull in and display tags from GitHub repositories
• Works and looks good on all major desktop and mobile browsers
• A suite of pre-built components:
  • formatted tables and code blocks
  • social media links with icons
  • figures with captions
  • image galleries
  • multi-size cards with image and text
  • ...[[and more | Components]]!
• A home page, where you can highlight the most important things that make your lab special
• A research page, with a sorted, searchable list of all your published works
• A blog page, with a sorted, grouped, tagged list of all your posts
• A resources page, where you can show off your software, datasets, or other useful things
• Individual team member pages with bios, assignable roles, and social media links
• A team page, compiled automatically from individual members

Template based on GreenLab