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VC Assist Website

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prerequisites

  • download git
  • download vscode
  • install hugo, this may be a bit difficult, do not hesitate to reach out if you get stuck

setup

  1. open vscode and click on Clone Git Repository..., then paste this link into the box and select Clone from URL
    • step 1
    • step 1.2
  2. when the popup in the bottom right appears, click open when all the progress bars finish
    • step 2
  3. if you press the file looking icon at the top left, you should see a few folders and files
    • step 3
  4. press ctrl + ` or click menu item Terminal>New terminal this should make a command window pop up
    • step 4
    • step 4.1
  5. in the terminal window, type hugo server and press enter. you should see an output that looks like this
    • expected output
  6. if you go to http://localhost:1313 in your browser now, it should show the website preview
    • step 5

learn syntax

  • learn about .md files or markdown here
  • learn about .toml files here

where to find things to edit

you can find more detailed documentation here

  • config/ - global configuration files
    • config.toml - you probably won't need to use this
    • menus.en.toml - edit this if you want to change the entries on the menu at the top
    • params.toml - other miscellaneous configuration including
      • the sign up button
      • website metadata that may show up on google search
      • contact info
      • etc...
  • content/ - website content
    • _index.md - the home page
    • team.md - the "Team" page
    • changelog.md - the "Changelog" page
    • faq.md - the "FAQ" page
    • blog/ - blog content
      • _index.md - metadata
      • blog.X.md - the blog pages, to add a new blog just add a new file with name blog.X+1.md
    • career/ - hiring page
      • _index.md - metadata
      • position.X.md - an open position and their roles and such, to add a new open position just add a new file with name position.X+1.md
  • static/images/ - images, you can browse the subfolders and see what they're all about