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Dear @abhinavs,

I love this template and applied it on my site here
I am only missing one feature really, and that is the categories for the posts you make on the blog.
Could you please implement this?

Moonwalk favicon looks great, but I'd really prefer a custom one.

thanks!

Adding grey background to code for light theme like minma theme.

Moonwalk theme light mode code highlighting.

Minima theme light mode code highlighting.

When formatting some languages, rouge will insert explicit whitespace spans, which use the exact same class as that on the main page body. This gives them a bunch of weird extra padding.

```json
no space
 1 space
  2 space
   3 space
    4 space
```

Becomes

<pre><span class="err">no</span><span class="w"> </span><span class="err">space</span><span class="w">
 </span><span class="mi">1</span><span class="w"> </span><span class="err">space</span><span class="w">
  </span><span class="mi">2</span><span class="w"> </span><span class="err">space</span><span class="w">
   </span><span class="mi">3</span><span class="w"> </span><span class="err">space</span><span class="w">
    </span><span class="mi">4</span><span class="w"> </span><span class="err">space</span><span class="w">
</span></pre>

 
The workaround I've got for now is:

.highlighter-rouge .w {
    max-width: unset;
    margin: unset;
    padding: unset;
}

I want to make another tab called "Football". I added "Football" to home.yml and created a file called football.html. The tab appears on my website now. Now how do I add posts to it?

I accidentally closed and reopened the issue. (https://github.com/bananapizzuh/bananapizzuh.github.io)

This has been popping up every time i commit something to my repo

First of all, huge fan here; this is such a great theme! The dark/light button is what pulled me in, but the UI looks stunning too, and I instantly recommend it whenever someone asks for a static-site solution.

Just a quick question: is there any way to disable the Soopr share buttons for blog posts? Soopr is a great product too, but it seems very out-of-place for this portfolio-type project I'm working on, since it's not exactly a blog website. The buttons don't seem to appear when deployed in GH Pages (unless the publish token is added), but they're there by default when working locally, and I can't seem to uninstall the Soopr plugin either, since it's a dependency for the theme.

Some help would appreciated. Thanks!

Hey @abhinavs me again,

I am making some writeups and would like to keep some of them only visible for some eyes.
Therefore my request; could you implement password protection for posts like it is here:

• https://github.com/lilykonings/jekyll-password-protect
  Thanks on forehand m8!

Issue

As pictured below, dark theme fails to render on pages containing wide content,
such as a table in this case:

Such an issue isn't persistent on local serves, but on public deployments as well, as pictured below:

Source

The theme defaults to dark as is already present in the source.

  theme_config:
  appearance: "dark"
  appearance_toggle: true

Comments

Is this something that can be fixed within _config.yml? If yes, could the solution be pushed to the source?

This is my GitHub Pages deployment : https://code-cecilia.github.io/BotMan.py/

This is how the code looks like on my machine

It looks the same on an iPad, so it's not something that happens only on my machine.

Is this fixable?

(Thanks for the theme btw, really easy on the eyes 👌)

Edit: more images

^ This is Python code btw

Some blog sites are maintained by more than one users. Having a placeholder to display their name would be very great.

Hi,
The Soopr Image Previews don't seem to be working for my website. When I investigated further, I realized that it isn't working for the demo site either. The screenshot below has a DevTo link to show how image previews are supposed to show up.

Any idea what could be the issue? Soopr doesn't have any documentation for Jekyll, so help would really be appreciated. Thanks!

It would be great if it had a docker image. I am new to Ruby, I always have trouble setting up the development environment on my Mac.

Hi @abhinavs,
I noticed that your personal website is actually built on Moonwalk. That website looks different from the standard moonwalk theme though, and I think that actually looks a lot cooler! Here are some changes I noticed (there might be more):

• Back arrow instead of text
• Different color scheme
• Different font
• Copyright and powered by are enclosed in a box
• Reading time, author name, etc are separated by dots instead of slashes

How do I replicate these changes on my own website? Or better still, would it be possible for you to share the source code for your website? Maybe you should include some of these changes to the moonwalk theme itself, since it looks better (in my opinion). Thanks for the help!

I'm new to ruby and really attracted by your blog theme.

I follow the guide of installation on windows, but i can't bootstrap the project.

❯❯ moonwalk git:(master) 14:17 ruby .\bin\bootstrap
C:\Ruby30-x64\bin\ruby.exe: no Ruby script found in input (LoadError)

❯❯ moonwalk git:(master)  14:24 ruby -v
ruby 3.0.5p211 (2022-11-24 revision ba5cf0f7c5) [x64-mingw32]

❯❯ moonwalk git:(master) 14:27 bundle -v
Bundler version 2.4.7

Please give me some suggestions, thanks.

Problem: Running Moonwalk with Ruby version 3.1.x on Windows 10 on my machine triggers a segmentation fault consistently and doesn't allow launching it locally. I'm hoping that this only applies for my machine but I'm leaving this post in case that is not the case.

Solution: Simply install a version prior, Ruby version 3.0.3 works well with me. Below are more detailed steps for how to setup the entire thing.

Jekyll: Running Moonwalk Theme Locally on Windows

1. Download Ruby Devkit 3.0.3 https://rubyinstaller.org/downloads/ (NOT 3.1.x as it is bugged)
2. Launch an elevated cmd and install the Ruby package manager: `gem install bundler`
3. Clone Moonwalk repository: `git clone https://github.com/abhinavs/moonwalk`
4. Run Moonwalk repository using Ruby: `cd <MOONWALK_DIR>`, `bin/bootstrap`, `bin/start`
5. If successful, you will receive a prompt that the server is being hosted on http://127.0.0.1:4000.

How do I add linebreaks and hyperlinks in the YAML matter? I have tried but it's not supporting markdown for me. What do I do so that I can get linebreaks and all the other markdown features on my home page?

I tried to deploy this project on Netlify, but leads to following error:

Everything that is within the double curlybraces gets removed..
Example:

"{{ test }}" 

Turns into:

""

Hi,
I'm not able to get a favicon to show for my moonwalk website. I've tried the following:

• Add icon to icon.png in the root directory
• Add icon to the assets/images/favicon/favicon-16x16.png directory
• Update the icon property in _config.yml

I tried searching up on the topic, and that tells me that I should add the favicon HTML tag to either _layouts/head.html or _layouts/default.html. I'm not sure how the theme works in this situation though. Will adding the layout file override the theme (in _config.yml for GH Pages and Gemfile locally)? Or will the layout file I add be used separately from the layout files specified for the theme?

Also, is this the right way to make the favicon work? I would prefer not to clone the repo, and to use moonwalk as a theme, to keep everything lightweight, so how do I add a favicon for my website? Help would be appreciated; thanks.

I have the navbar and footer enabled on the homepage and it looks really good, but how do I enable it on the other subsections of the site(about section and history section) and the subsections of my history section(season 1 and 2)?

thanks

I've fairly new to Jekyll so I might have missed something, but after forking this repo and committing any changes, no workflow is triggered to deploy the new changes (see below). I've just used other Jekyll repos and had success with those with the similar modifications.

Steps to Replicate

1. Make any file change (e.g. _config.yml).
2. Git commit and push it to Github.
3. No workflow is triggered (confirmed under Github > Actions > Workflows). Note that no workflow is triggered rather than something being triggered and then failing.

Things that do Work

1. Renaming the repo triggers a "pages build and deployment" Workflow.
2. All file changes on top of the renaming are built and deployed.
3. The changes are reflected on the final deployed site.