This is the source repository for the MyDecisive documentation. The documentation is built using Hugo, a static site generator. The theme for styling the docs site is Relearn.
The quick way to get started:
- Clone this repository with Git.
- Re-download the Relearn theme (see instructions in Update the Theme)
- Install Hugo (extended edition).
- Test changes locally by building and loading the site with Hugo.
- Create a PR to get your changes reviewed before they're merged.
Depending on what you intend to do (beyond just documentation and plain CSS), the Hugo documentation has more information on other resources you may need.
These are the most relevant directories and files:
hugo.toml
- the main config fileassets/css
- css files to override theme styles; theme files are copied here and updated; never edit the original as it'll be overwritten with a theme updatelayouts/partial/logo.html
- HTML to override theme layouts, withlogo.html
being the custom logo for the headerstatic/images
- stores site imagesthemes
- stores Relearn theme files; imports the theme via git modulecontent
- the Markdown and image files forming the site; site structure follows the directory structure (see Hugo docs for more info)
Custom css files are stored in assets/css
. When making a change to a value, add a note in the associated comment to indicate that it's a MyDecisive custom value. An example:
assets/css/theme-relearn-dark.css: --PRIMARY-color: rgba(19, 19, 19, 1); /* brand primary color; this is the color used in the element surrounding the search box in the upper left; set to MyDecisive black */
...
assets/css/theme-relearn-dark.css: --SECONDARY-color: rgba(176, 98, 194, 1); /* brand secondary color; used for links; using MyDecisive brand light purple */
These comments in these examples indicate that the color values were changed from the default.
The Hugo Relearn theme is installed as a git module. See the theme website for more info on versions.
If you cloned this repo, the Relearn theme will need to be re-downloaded. Run:
git module init
git submodule update --remote --merge
To update it Relearn to the latest version, run:
git submodule update --remote --merge
Run hugo server
and check the site locally to ensure that all's well. It's possible for a theme update to mess up customizations. It's also possible that Hugo itself will have to be updated to play nice with the latest theme.
- Hugo Docs
- Hugo learning resources
- Hugo Youtube tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtIqKaDlqXo&list=PLLAZ4kZ9dFpOnyRlyS-liKL5ReHDcj4G3
- Hugo community: See Hugo docs
- The Relearn theme seems to be a well-maintained and well-documented theme that's relatively simple to use.
- More info about the Relearn theme at this site.