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    • Raniere Silva's avatar
      Fix logo at navbar · 0ab311b1
      Raniere Silva authored
      by run
      
      ~~~
      $ find _includes -type f -exec sed -i "s/page.carpentry/site.carpentry/g" {} \;
      $ find _layouts -type f -exec sed -i "s/page.carpentry/site.carpentry/g" {} \;
      $ find _extras -type f -exec sed -i "s/page.carpentry/site.carpentry/g" {} \;
      $ find _episodes -type f -exec sed -i "s/page.carpentry/site.carpentry/g" {} \;
      $ find bin -type f -exec sed -i "s/page.carpentry/site.carpentry/g" {} \;
      $ find assets -type f -exec sed -i "s/page.carpentry/site.carpentry/g" {} \;
      ~~~
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    • Raniere Silva's avatar
      Unify Library Carpentry logo · 6e4e4c45
      Raniere Silva authored
      Close #155
      6e4e4c45
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    • Greg Wilson's avatar
      Moving links for all Jekyll-generated pages to `_includes/links.md`. · b3d28500
      Greg Wilson authored
      1.  Create file `_includes/links.md` with definitions of all links.
      2.  Replace links at the bottom of Jekyll'd `.md` files with inclusion of that file.
      3.  Modify `bin/lesson_check.py` to load and check definitions in this file.
      
      This eliminates most redundancy in link definitions, though
      `CONTRIBUTING.md` and `README.md` still contain their own links, since
      they are not Jekyll'd.  Note that we *cannot* put the links into
      `_layouts/*.html` (or even `_layouts/something.md`) because of the
      order in which Jekyll expands things - we have to explicitly include
      it in each page.
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