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jmcglone commented on August 11, 2024

It's now time to update your fine guide to a more simpler way

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jmcglone commented on August 11, 2024 1

@diev thank you for pointing this out. I have been meaning to update the guide in other areas and now I suppose these new GH pages features force my hand. I'll get to it!

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diev commented on August 11, 2024 1

I am currently investigating the dual+ language possibilities of this way, when no Front Matter for .md files present, just by proper file names: a native language page.md and page-en.md for English (and i.e. page-fr.md for French if somewhere). With an exception (but otherwise a nice looking feature as for native language sites) of index.md and en.md for the root entries (i.e. for my case it gives domain.ru and domain.ru/en as result).

I know your way of using **/page/index.html, but the new GH aproach uses a smart feature to automaticaly replace root //site/page.md to //site/page (and //site/page-en for my case) for readers! The only disadvantage I see is to get 404.md instead //site/page/ (of your way). But this makes the site structure very simple for a writer (for his/her 4+ pages as in your guide).

I very like your site for its zen simplicity, but the world has more languages than the English one :)

Below is a working sample of my code in /_layouts/default.html:

<!DOCTYPE html>
{% if page.url == "/" or page.url == "/index.html" or page.url == "/en.html" %}
  {% assign home = true %}
{% endif %}
{% if page.url contains "/en.html" or page.url contains "-en.html" %}
  {% assign en = true %}
  <html lang="en">
{% else %}
  <html lang="ru">
{% endif %}
  <head>
    ...
  <body>
    ...
            {% if en %}
              <span class="credits left">Project by <a href="/en" title="Home Page">Dmitrii Evdokimov</a></span>
            {% else %}
              <span class="credits left">Project by <a href="/" title="Сайт">Дмитрий Евдокимов</a></span>
            {% endif %}
    ...

Another point for your attention is a possibility to create more subsites in one GH account if the first one (per user) is located in the user.github.io repo as yours and others are in different repos in their docs/ magic (in new way) folders:

        {% if site.github.is_user_page %}
          {{ content }}
        {% elsif site.github.is_project_page %}
          <h1>{{ site.title | default: site.github.repository_name }}</h1>
          <p>{{ site.description | default: site.github.project_tagline }}</p>
          {{ content }}
        {% else %}
          ...
        {% endif %}

Good luck to your guide! I recommend it to all my friends :)

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