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TODO

• Halaman Menjadi Sponsor? - Translate | disable menu (done)
• Halaman Menjadi Mitra? - Translate | disable menu (done)

How to submit a new post?

1. Create a new markdown file in _posts directory. File name should follow yyyy-mm-dd-title.md format. For example, 2020-02-27-my-first-post.md. You can start by clicking this link.

2. Please use an illustration image with at least 1153x505px size. It should be placed as well in its own directory named with the date format yyyy-mm-dd in /assets/posts. For example: /assets/posts/2020-12/boni.png. If you need help with creating some approriate image feel free to ask in Tim Kesenian.

3. Write content. You can start with the following template:

   ---
   author: boni
   editor: verbeek
   date: 2020-12-27 19:27:17+00:00
   layout: post
   license: CC-BY-SA-3.0
   title: My First Post
   image: /assets/posts/2020-12/omw.png
   categories:
   - berita
   tags:
   - infra
   ---
   
   Write you post in Markdown and HTML...
   
   

   The date and time you set here, in the header, will be the date and time your article, once merged, will be published and available on news.opensuse.org. If you set the current day's date, be aware that there might be up to 2 hours delay between the time the PR got accepted and the time it actually gets picked up by the server.

4. Save the file and create a pull request. You can find the button at page bottom.

How to build?

In order to run bundle the two following addional packages are needed: 'rubygem(bundler)' ruby-devel.

bundle install --path vendor/bundle
bundle exec jekyll build

Resulting site will be in _site directory.

How to serve locally?

bundle install --path vendor/bundle
bundle exec jekyll serve

Visit http://127.0.0.1:4000/ in your browser.

How to use emojis in your blog post?

We are using the Jemoji plugin, which allows you to use GitHub like syntax for emojis in your blog posts. For example, it's raining :cat:s and :dog:s!, will be rendered as:

it's raining 🐱s and 🐶s!