blogdown

问题 I started building my website a few days ago. For some reason, I am getting a strange behavior with the function serve_site. After I close R studio, if I open again and run blogdown:::serve_site() , I dont get any error, but also Viewer window remains empty. I have no idea what it is going on, any suggestion? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48119912/error-using-blogdown-serve-site

问题 Based on this question, it's clear that Twitter requires absolute paths for card images. With that in mind, I've set baseurl = "https://strimas.com/" in my config.toml file for the Hugo Academic theme. When I build the entire site with build_site() , everything works as desired, the twitter:image metatag contains the full path to the image, and the card renders properly. However, when I use serve_site() to only re-build changed posts, it breaks everything, the image URLs go back to relative,

问题 Is there a repo somewhere where a blogdown website is builded by github action and where the public directory is then commited to github pages ? I would like to see the .github/workflow :) Thanks ! 回答1: In fact, using the research functions on github yields a bunch of repo that do it : https://github.com/search?q=blogdown+path%3A.github%2Fworkflows So from these examples, the question is solved. Edit : It's a private repo, but i've copied the .github/worklfows/build.yaml file into this gist :

问题 Context After installed (see previous post) and configured my personal Hugo website for a multilingual setup (by directories), I wanted to start creating content. Ideally, I wanted to use blogdown in RStudio, via the addins. The website uses the Academic theme, rebranded now as Wowchemy. The content directory tree is as follows: content | ├── en ├── authors ├── files (for static files) ├── home (homepage widgets) ├── post ├── project └── resources | └── hu ├── authors ├── files (for static

问题 Description I wanted to set up a personal website with blogdown , using the Academic Hugo theme. I almost read the entire book of blogdown: Creating Websites with R Markdown and several tutorials, like Allison Hill's or Annie Lyu's. I have chosen blogdown because I am familiar with RStudio and R and Academic because there are suggestions in the references to pick a maintained theme, like Academic. I installed blogdown and Hugo as the book suggests and tried to install the theme by the RStudio

问题 I installed via Rstudio a Blogdown using 'wowchemy/starter-academic' theme (aka hugo-academic). I changed to put the multilingual configuration in language.tom . And I put the initial folders home and post in the folders content/en and content/es [en] languageCode = "en-us" contentDir = "content/en" # Uncomment for multi-lingual sites, and move English content into `en` sub-folder. # Uncomment the lines below to configure your website in a second language. [es] languageCode = "es-ES"

问题 I attempt to bring the following blog style blogdown::new_site(theme = "shenoybr/hugo-goa") to r-bloggers. Following How do I get my blogdown blog on R-Bloggers? seems to be outdated. A new solution appeared: https://stackoverflow.com/a/63499033/8538074, which i attempted to follow. dir.create("blog18") setwd("blog18") blogdown::new_site(theme = "shenoybr/hugo-goa") Then follow the answer linked above: dir.create(path = "layouts/tags") xx = readLines("https://raw.githubusercontent.com

问题 I've seen the post about blogdown::serve_site() no longer serving the site and read the release notes for blogdown 0.21, but it didn't help with my problem. My workflow is/was to write a post, then click "Serve Site" in RStudio and check out the newly generated files in the public/ folder of my project. I have a symbolic link of that folder in my ShinyApps directory so I can view my site via the Shiny server. This is great, because then my colleagues who also use the server can see my site as

问题 I've seen the post about blogdown::serve_site() no longer serving the site and read the release notes for blogdown 0.21, but it didn't help with my problem. My workflow is/was to write a post, then click "Serve Site" in RStudio and check out the newly generated files in the public/ folder of my project. I have a symbolic link of that folder in my ShinyApps directory so I can view my site via the Shiny server. This is great, because then my colleagues who also use the server can see my site as

问题 I've seen the post about blogdown::serve_site() no longer serving the site and read the release notes for blogdown 0.21, but it didn't help with my problem. My workflow is/was to write a post, then click "Serve Site" in RStudio and check out the newly generated files in the public/ folder of my project. I have a symbolic link of that folder in my ShinyApps directory so I can view my site via the Shiny server. This is great, because then my colleagues who also use the server can see my site as