Wagner group page

This is the repository for the Wagner Research Group, which runs on Jekyll and Github pages.

Run the page locally using Jekyll

To run locally, follow instruction here to install Jekyll then run jekyll serve to see in localhost:4000. Here is a brief install guidelines.

sudo gem install jekyll
sudo gem install rouge
jekyll serve

Adding content

The website can either be edited directly on Github using the Add file button from the web client, or by cloning the repository and editing locally.

Blog posts

Blog posts should be saved under the _posts folder and written in markdown (or HTML). The filename should be in the format YYYY-MM-DD-title.md. The header of the file should be in the following format:

---
title: My title
description: My description
---

The description field will be shown as a preview when shared on social media. See the official Jekyll docs for more details: https://jekyllrb.com/docs/posts/.

Project pages

Project pages function similarly to blog posts. Create and add your project page under the _projects folder. The header should include the following information:

---
title: My project
description: My project description
---

Group members

You can add a new person under the _people folder by creating a new file with the name <firstname>_<lastname>.md in the folder. The header should include the following information:

---
name: First Last
position: grad
avatar: firstname_lastname.jpg
joined: 2020
---

And the rest of the file defines the content shown on their personal page, e.g. an About Me and Research Interests sections.

The avatar field should refer to a file within the images/people folder, where you should upload the person's picture. Position should be one of: pi, postdoc, grad, ugrad, or alum (which will hide the person from the main page but keep their personal page).