nstrayer/tuftesque

A very similar style to the original tufte hugo theme but with a few modifications. Used in my blogdown blog.

tuftesque's Issues

Incorporating lightbox feature including within a margin note

Hi,

Here is a lightbox function that works nicely in Distill: rstudio/distill#105

Can one incorporate this into a margin note in Tuftesque ? That is, within the tufte::margin_note directive ?

If so, how ?

Thanks.

Howard

marign_note() rookie...

I feel like I'm missing something simple. Have tried echo = T...

And only the following settings:

```{r setup, include=FALSE}
knitr::opts_chunk$set(collapse = TRUE)
```

Failure to insert a margin note with an image

Hi,

The RStudio screenshot below shows the error (.Rmd file).

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I don't know what I'm doing wrong in this instance.

I'd appreciate general guidance for inserting an (external) image in a margin note. I'd also appreciate an example of the syntax when using the "knitr::include_graphics" method in tuftesque.

Thanks!

Creating a Menu Banner

Hi @nstrayer / @LucyMcGowan

Firstly many thanks for creating tuftesque. I just started 2018 with a new blog and look forward to putting up more posts.

I had a couple of questions:

1. What is the cleanest way to update to the latest version of the tuftesque theme for my new blog e.g. to get syntax highlighting working?
2. Is it possible to create a banner for the tuftesque theme to have sections e.g. About, Posts, CV etc. An example that I really like is this blog

Thanks,

Shamindra

Properly implement relative urls.

At first glance, there are a few instances where I didn't include the proper method of referencing relative urls (see rstudio/blogdown#124). A good sweep through everything to properly implement them is needed.

Margin Figures

Has anyone got a good hack to get margin figures working? I'm trying to use the tufte native stuff with knitr chunk options, but it's not quite tracking through after the build. Tips or perhaps a point in the right direction at something I can maybe noodle around on myself would be appreciated.

footer fix from mmrath/hugo-bootstrap@33dba4c

change line 21 to + © {{now.Format "2006"}}

googleAnalytics.html partial layout is missing

This prevents blogdown from serving the site. Even using a blank file works. Or comment out the line that calls it in header.includes.html

sometimes the bullets are only half width

Double quotes seem to trigger a rogue half-width css class.

ERROR and WARNING with Hugo v0.26

I'm using Hugo v0.26 and just tried to build the exampleSite. It said this:

Started building sites ...
ERROR 2017/08/14 15:41:38 Page's Now is deprecated and will be removed in Hugo 0.27. Use now (the template func).
WARNING: calling IsSet with unsupported type "invalid" (<nil>) will always return false.

Thanks for this theme!

Add ability to hide meta info from posts

Right now there isn't a clean way to remove the header info like tags and author etc. It can be removed with the text snippet

<script>
document.querySelector('.content-meta').remove()
</script>

thrown in somewhere in the post but that's not elegant to say the least.

Syntax highlighting does now work out of the box

Hi
I recently started trying this theme, which is very nice. However, I found that syntax highlighting does not work out of the box. It appears to be correctly configured in the config.toml but does not seem to work when I put some R code chunks in the posts. The site was started as you indicate in your blog... new_site() and then install_theme. I have the exact same config.toml as in the exampleSite. Am I missing something?

Add tint css option

I came across Dirk Eddelbuttel's tint package and really like the typographic choices. I wonder would it be possible to integrate tint's css by just adding its css file and setting a parameter or would it be more involved than that?

I'd be delighted to work on this if so! I'll be fiddling around with it anyway myself.

Possibility for numbered sidenotes?

I think the theme is wonderful so kudos for making it. Is it possible to make numbered sidenotes. For the tufte packages they are obtained by using footnotes, lalala^[adasd] but I can seem to get that to work with the theme

Doesn't work with the blogdown rstudio widget

@rosseji found there is a bug when loading the site through the new Rstudio blogdown project engine...

Installing this theme via blogdown::install_theme("nstrayer/tuftesque") works though.

Add ability to customize background color

Surprisingly not everyone enjoys having a cream background color. It would be nice if this was another toggleable option in the config.toml.