Website

Running locally

You need to install hugo, a command line tool for building static websites.

Once you have hugo installed:

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/manulera/OpenCloning_landing_page
cd OpenCloning_landing_page

# Install the theme as a submodule
git submodule init
git submodule update

# Then just:
hugo -D serve

The site should be live at http://localhost:1313/.

Contributing

Content

Content is mostly included in markdown files in the content folder. content/_index.md is the main page of the site, and the pages of the submenus are in the folders content/people, content/success-stories, etc.

The Hugo templates often use the yaml frontmatter to include metadata. It's a section at the top of the file that starts with --- and ends with --- and is in yaml format. A good example of this is content/_index.md, where there is not actual markdown content, but only metadata.

To modify existing content, simply edit the markdown file.

Adding a new page

• Create a new folder in content/ with the name of the page.
• Add a _index.md file to the folder.
• Add the necessary frontmatter to the file (at least title).
• Add the page in the navigation menu by editing the [menu] section in hugo.toml.

Adding images and other static files

Put your file in the static folder, if it's an image, put it in static/images. Then, in the markdown or html files you can reference it using the below path (don't forget the / at the beginning!).

<img src="/images/service-3.png">

Formatting and templates

The site uses a theme called bigspring-light. The way Hugo themes work is that the default theme files are used, unless you create a new file with the same name in the project folder. For instance, layouts contains some html templates for the site that override the ones present in the theme themes/bigspring-light/layouts. The same applies to files in static, assets (contains css for styling), etc.

⚠️Important: resist the temptation to modify the theme files. If you need to change the look of the site, do it by copying the file to the root project folder, and modifying the copy.

If you want to add a new template (e.g. the one for the people page), you have to create a new file in the layouts/_default folder that matches the name of the page. For instance, to add a new template for the people page (in content/people/_index.md), create layouts/_default/people.html. See that file for example of how to structure it.

Content license

The content of this website is licensed CC BY SA 4.0