Don't push changes directly to the master branch, make all changes in some other branch first (such as dev
) and make a pull request so the code can be reviewed.
Make sure you have Ruby installed. Then make sure you have bundler installed: gem install bundler
. Then cd
to the project root and run bundle install
to install any dependencies. Finally, run bundle exec jekyll serve
to serve the site locally.
To add a member to the members page, simply fill out their info in members.md
and add their profile photo (must be square) to assets/profiles/
. Here is a template:
Firstname Lastname:
desc: "A nice description/bio goes here"
img: "someimg.jpg"
social:
facebook: "https://link.here"
twitter: "https://link.here"
linkedin: "https://link.here"
email: "[email protected]"
NOTE: Jekyll markdown doesn't like tabs, make sure you use spaces for indentation.