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How did you create the site?Generated from DescriptionHi, I did started the chirpy-starter, is there any way to change the layaout if there is no _layouts folder? For example center this icons. Operations you have already triedSearch on google. Anything else?No response |
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Hi @BorjaAB. It's possible to change the layout by overriding the existing one. To do this, you need to create a file e.g. So, for simple UI changes that can be achieved using CSS styles, the option to add your own styles to |
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Thanx you, I will check it out later, could I contact you in case that It doesn't work? |
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I have similar issue to this question, but I'm new to gem-based theme, so I wonder if there's any way that I can add custom layouts to chirpy? |
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Hi, I just resolved this issue. Chirpy starter template didn't copy _layouts, _includes, and _sass to your repo directory.
cheers! |
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Hi @BorjaAB.
It's possible to change the layout by overriding the existing one. To do this, you need to create a file e.g.
_layouts/post.htmlthat will take effect instead of the predefined one with the same filename. However, this option has its drawbacks, as you will have to manually support any future changes to stay in sync with the theme files.So, for simple UI changes that can be achieved using CSS styles, the option to add your own styles to
assets/css/jekyll-theme-chirpy.scssis preferable.