@pratik Here is the code for setting up the Pinboard, Letterboxd, and Books sections on my home page. Let me know if you have any questions; I don’t mind helping.
@pratik Yes. And you’ll need something in the layouts folder as well I believe. Can still use the partials though.
@pratik I’m looking at it from my phone, so I may be overlooking something. But from what I can tell, you need to remove everything below and replace it with the now code. This does assume your category name is in fact “now”.
@manuel I’m ok with that, just be aware that it breaks from a few micro.blog conventions. It’s kind of a playground for me. But feel free to ask questions.
@manuel Alright, I did do some major tweaking today, but now is a good point (won’t be doing anymore today). If you like it as it currently is, it’s solid. But a few points.
- There are some legacy
includesandjsfiles. They aren’t in use, but I may use them again in the future. Deleting them won’t break anything. - I set it up so when you put a post in a category, it adds a
CSS classto that element in the main feed. This allows you to style posts within the post list differently depending on the category. You’ll obviously have different categories than me, so if you choose to use that feature, you’ll need to update yourCSSto reflect that. This part is optional, but I use M.b’s category filters to auto apply all categories. - The global Header, global Footer, and Archive page are hard coded. So my navigation menu does NOT automatically pull from the Micro.blog Pages settings.
- You’ll need to modify parts of
partials/head.htmlto apply to you.
If you decide to go for it, I don’t mind helping. I’m forever tweaking things, but now is a good point to start your own version and go your route.