- Embed GIFs into the Jekyll based blog that’s hosted on Github Pages and edited via StackEdit
- Format the raw github URL
- Adjust the size as needed
- Works within StackEdit but not on the published blog:
![Demo](https://github.com/learnwell/learnwell.github.io/raw/master/assets/img/input-focus-within-modal.gif =350x)
- Works both places:
<img src="https://github.com/learnwell/learnwell.github.io/raw/master/assets/img/input-focus-within-modal.gif" width="350"/>
- Use sylhare/Type-on-Strap as a starter template for creating a Jekyll and GitHub Pages based blog.
- Emojis in Jekyll posts
- On Mac, use
ctrl+cmd+space
and select the emoji to embed directly. - Emojis on GitHub Pages sometimes break as versions come & go with
Jekyll + kramdown + Github Pages
combination so I’ve stopped trusting it. - Using markdown when writing via StackEdit sometimes breaks as versions come & go with
Jekyll + kramdown + Github Pages
combination so I’ve stopped trusting it.- Caveat:
- Older icons provided in stackedit v4 were deprecated.
- Current icons used here are what’s supported for stackedit v5.
- Caveat:
- On Mac, use
- Expand/collapse content in Jekyll posts
- Escape Liquid template tags in Jekyll posts
- Add
Table of Contents
to Jekyll posts* TOC {:toc}
- List of supported
jekyll plugins
forgithub pages
- Relative links or linking to posts.
- Open links in new tab
[link](url){:target="_blank"}
- will work when using
kramdown
Written with StackEdit.