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Admin at 06:17, 5 August 2014

2014-08-05T06:17:05Z

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	You, too, can have a glamorous GitHub page like mine! http://charlesreid1.github.io/		You, too, can have a glamorous GitHub page like mine! http://charlesreid1.github.io/

			=Octopress Deploy Process=

			If you already have an Octopress set up (like me!), you can clone a copy on your second computer, and be ready to blog, by following these steps:

			1. Clone your repository

			<pre>
			git clone https://github.com/charlesreid1/charlesreid1.github.io
			</pre>

			2. Check out the source branch

			<pre>
			cd charlesreid1.github.io/
			git checkout source
			cd ../
			</pre>

			3. Check out the deploy branch into <code>_deploy</code>:

			<pre>
			cd charlesreid1.github.io/
			git clone https://github.com/charlesreid1/charlesreid1.github.io _deploy
			</pre>

			4. Make sure it is the master branch (i.e., the live changes you'll see on http://charlesreid1.github.io):

			<pre>
			cd _deploy
			git checkout master
			</pre>

			5. Make new posts and things by running rake commands:

			<pre>
			bundle exec rake new_post['This is a new post title']
			</pre>

			6. Commit your new posts to your source branch by running <code>git commit</code> on your newly-written blog posts.

	=Setting Up Octopress with Github Personal Page=		=Setting Up Octopress with Github Personal Page=

2014-04-14T11:13:46Z

Making Lists Look Badass

2014-04-14T11:11:50Z

Deploying Non-Blog Site with Octopress

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	This page covers my guide to setting up a non-blog Octopress site: [[Octopress/Non-blog Octopress Site]]		This page covers my guide to setting up a non-blog Octopress site: [[Octopress/Non-blog Octopress Site]]

			=Making Lists Look Badass=

			One of the biggest problems I have with Octopress/Jekyll/Markdown/Github pages is the way that bulleted and numbered lists look so awful.

			Here, I describe how you can fix that and get some kick-ass list styles: [[Octopress/Lists]]

			Finished product:

			[[Image:OctopressList.png\|400px]]

2014-04-14T02:05:18Z

Octopress with iframes

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	This allows you to do some really handy stuff, like embed D3, Spotify playlists, or Flickr slideshows into Octopress blogs.		This allows you to do some really handy stuff, like embed D3, Spotify playlists, or Flickr slideshows into Octopress blogs.

	More info here: ~~[[Octopress~~/~~Octo~~-iframe]]		More info here: http://charlesreid1.github.io/blog/2014/04/11/octo-iframe/

	=Deploying Non-Blog Site with Octopress=		=Deploying Non-Blog Site with Octopress=

2014-04-14T02:04:42Z

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	[[Octopress/Octopress with Latex]]		[[Octopress/Octopress with Latex]]

			=Octopress with iframes=

			There's an Octopress plugin that allows you to embed iframe elements into an Octopress post using Liquid templates in your markdown.

			This allows you to do some really handy stuff, like embed D3, Spotify playlists, or Flickr slideshows into Octopress blogs.

			More info here: [[Octopress/Octo-iframe]]

			=Deploying Non-Blog Site with Octopress=

			One of the problems with the help that's available for Jekyll and Octopress is that just about everyone is using them for blogs. So if you want to make a page that's divided by sections and subsections (like a book or a report), then it's less clear how to use Octopress to manage your page. Sure, it's possible to hack Jeckyll to make it do something like that, But Octopress has such a nice workflow, I want to keep using Octopress for those kinds of pages/projects.

			This page covers my guide to setting up a non-blog Octopress site: [[Octopress/Non-blog Octopress Site]]









	[[Category:Octopress]]		[[Category:Octopress]]

2014-04-11T06:07:41Z

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	The next time you run <code>rake generate</code>, Octopress will be re-creating all the site's content from scratch, so no markdown files will be "missing" or "renamed". Octopress doesn't care who moved its cheese.		The next time you run <code>rake generate</code>, Octopress will be re-creating all the site's content from scratch, so no markdown files will be "missing" or "renamed". Octopress doesn't care who moved its cheese.

			=Octopress with Latex Math=

			Let's say you want to get Latex working with Octopress.

			Bing! Done. Here you go.

			[[Octopress/Octopress with Latex]]



	[[Category:Octopress]]		[[Category:Octopress]]

2014-04-10T00:32:25Z

Adding Non-Blog Content to Octopress

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	=Adding Non-Blog Content to Octopress=		=Adding Non-Blog Content to Octopress=

	What if I wanna add an "about me" page? Then I can use the <code>rake ~~new_post~~</code> command. See this page for details:		What if I wanna add an "about me" page? Then I can use the <code>rake new_page</code> command. See this page for details:

	[[Octopress/Adding Non-Blog Content]]		[[Octopress/Adding Non-Blog Content]]

2014-04-09T04:15:57Z

Modifying/Deleting Old Posts

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	Sometimes, you accidentally post your password to your blog, and you gotta clean up after your mess. So how do you do that?		Sometimes, you accidentally post your password to your blog, and you gotta clean up after your mess. So how do you do that?

	~~[[Octopress/Modifying and Deleting Old Posts]]~~		Okay, this one is actually so easy that it doesn't even need its own page: you just modify or delete the markdown files.

			It's that simple.

			The next time you run <code>rake generate</code>, Octopress will be re-creating all the site's content from scratch, so no markdown files will be "missing" or "renamed". Octopress doesn't care who moved its cheese.

2014-04-09T04:12:14Z

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	[[Octopress/Adding Non-Blog Content]]		[[Octopress/Adding Non-Blog Content]]

			=Octopress Blogging Workflow with 2 Computers=

			This is a description of my Octopress blogging workflow with 2 computers.

			[[Octopress/Octopress Workflow]]

			=Modifying/Deleting Old Posts=

			Sometimes, you accidentally post your password to your blog, and you gotta clean up after your mess. So how do you do that?

			[[Octopress/Modifying and Deleting Old Posts]]

2014-04-09T03:24:11Z

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	[[Octopress/Octopress with Github Project Pages]]		[[Octopress/Octopress with Github Project Pages]]

			=Adding Non-Blog Content to Octopress=

			What if I wanna add an "about me" page? Then I can use the <code>rake new_post</code> command. See this page for details:

			[[Octopress/Adding Non-Blog Content]]




	[[Category:Octopress]]		[[Category:Octopress]]