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@@ -59,10 +59,10 @@ Editing the theme is simple: you only have to recreate the path and file that yo Here are three examples how to edit different aspects of the theme: ### Editing the Styling -Let's say you want to make changes to the stylesheet: in your project, create `assets/css/main.css`, then copy the CSS rules from the theme's stylesheet and add new rules or edit the existing ones for the changes you would like to have. +Let's say you want to style your footer differently: in your project, create `assets/css/footer.css`, then copy the CSS rules from the theme's correspondign stylesheet and add new rules or edit the existing ones for the changes you would like to have. ### Editing the HTML -You would like to display information like reading time and word count for each post. For this you will have to create `layouts/_default/single.html` in your project, then copy the content of the corresponding file from the theme into your own file and add the HTML and Go code for displaying this information. A block for displaying reading time and word count is already implemented in `layouts/partials/list/post-card.html`, here you would have to re-create these directories and this file in your project and simply remove the comment around the block. +You would like to display information like reading time and word count for each post. For this you will have to create `layouts/single.html` in your project, then copy the content of the corresponding file from the theme into your own file and add the HTML and Go code for displaying this information. A block for displaying reading time and word count is already implemented in `layouts/_partials/list/post-card.html`, here you would have to re-create these directories and this file in your project and simply remove the comment around the block. ### Editing JavaScript functions -In case you want to expand the results of the site-wide search, you should first look at `layouts/index.json`. That file generates data about all of your posts in JSON format. The JavaScript function for searching the site then uses that data to find matches with the user's query. So for expanding the data that will be searched by e.g. adding each post's entire content, you would have to add `"content" .Plain` to the dict in the `index.json` file first, then copy `assets/js/main.js` to your project and expand the filtering logic in the function `searchPosts()` accordingly. +In case you want to expand the results of the site-wide search, you should first look at `layouts/index.json`. That file generates data about all of your posts in JSON format. The JavaScript function for searching the site then uses that data to find matches with the user's query. So for expanding the data that will be searched by e.g. adding each post's entire content, you would have to add `"content" .Plain` to the dict in the `index.json` file first, then copy `assets/js/search.js` to your project and expand the filtering logic in the function `searchPosts()` accordingly. |