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# SITE INFORMATION
title: Site Title
tagline: Site Tagline
baseurl: "/github-pages-template"
paginate: 1
locale: "en"
# YOUR INFORMATION
# Edit fields here to update the information and social icons displayed on the page
author:
name: Your Name
headshot: img/headshot.png
social:
- type: email
link: [email protected]
- type: github
link: https://github.com/Your_GitHub_Name
- type: researchgate
link: https://researchgate.net/profile/Profile_Name
# - type: twitter
# link: https://twitter.com/Twitter_Handle
# Uncomment these to add more social icons to your site
# - type: facebook
# link: https://facebook.com/...
# - type: instagram
# link: https://instagram.com/...
# - type: linkedin
# link: https://linkdin.com/...
# - type: orcid
# link: https://orcid.org/id
# This adds the _pages folder to Jekyll and tells it to process and output those files
collections:
pages:
output: true
permalink: /:path/
# When you add a new Markdown file in the _pages folder, it will be processed and outputted to the built site
# using the same directory structure that exists in _pages. For example the directory structure
#
# _pages
# ├─── my-new-page.md
# ├─── my-folder
# | my-second-page.md
#
# will create the following structure on your website
#
# http://<your_site_name>.com/my-new-page/index.html
# http://<your_site_name>.com/my-folder/my-second-page/index.html
#
# Note that when used as links /my-new-page/index.html is identical to /my-new-page/, so the following are valid as well:
#
# http://<your_site_name>.com/my-new-page/
# http://<your_site_name>.com/my-folder/my-second-page/
# NAVIGATION
# This determines which navigation buttons are shown on the website
# Each button has a title (the text displayed in the button) and a link (the location that the button directs the user to)
nav:
# The home page
- title: Home
link: ""
# The about page, located in _pages/about.md
- title: About
link: /about/
# A page about your research, located in _pages/research.md
- title: Research
link: /research/
# A page to list your publications, located in _pages/publications.md
- title: Publications
link: /publications/
# Note that you can alternatively link to your ADS search page like this:
# link: https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/
# A link to your CV, located at cv.pdf in the root directory
- title: My CV
link: /cv.pdf
# Plugins
plugins:
- jekyll-paginate
#Others
markdown: kramdown