jekyll-theme-endless 0.12.2 → 0.12.4

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data/_includes/function_tag-cloud.html

@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ Assumption: Non of the tags occurs more than one million times.
 			that were already escaped by AsciiDocify, or, if special characters are present,
 			the tags were set unescaped through the Jekyll front matter.
 			{% endcomment %}
-		>{{ tagname |escape }}</a>
+		>{{ tagname | escape }}</a>
 	</li>
 
 	{% endfor %}

data/_layouts/statistics.html

@@ -40,8 +40,8 @@ layout: page
 
 {% endfor %}
 
-{% comment %}Sort the tags in alphabetical order.{% endcomment %}
-{% assign tags_without_description = tags_without_description | sort %}
+{% comment %}Sort the tags in alphabetical order (case-insensitive).{% endcomment %}
+{% assign tags_without_description = tags_without_description | sort_natural %}
 
 
 

data/lib/jekyll-theme-endless/version.rb

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 module Jekyll
 	module Endless
-		VERSION = '0.12.2'
+		VERSION = '0.12.4'
 	end
 end

metadata

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 --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
 name: jekyll-theme-endless
 version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
-  version: 0.12.2
+  version: 0.12.4
 platform: ruby
 authors:
 - Sven Boekhoff
@@ -77,7 +77,6 @@ files:
 - README.adoc
 - _config.yml
 - _data.yml
-- _data/tag-description.yml
 - _includes/aside_info.html
 - _includes/aside_more.html
 - _includes/aside_navigation.html

data/_data/tag-description.yml

@@ -1,128 +0,0 @@
-GDPR:
-  short: "GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is a regulation enacted by the European Union to protect individuals' privacy and personal data. It imposes strict guidelines on how organizations collect, store, process, and share personal data of EU residents. Compliance with GDPR is essential for businesses handling such data, with requirements including data protection by design, user consent, and the right to access and erase data. Non-compliance can result in significant penalties."
-Schema.org:
-  short: "Schema.org is a collaborative, standardized vocabulary that provides structured data markup to help search engines better understand the content on web pages. By adding Schema.org tags to HTML, content such as events, reviews, and products can appear as rich snippets in search results, enhancing visibility and user engagement. In Jekyll, Schema.org markup can be added to templates to improve SEO and provide more context to search engines."
-SEO:
-  short: "SEO (Search Engine Optimization) refers to strategies and practices aimed at improving a website's visibility in search engine results. Effective SEO enhances a site's ranking by optimizing content, keywords, meta tags, and site structure to attract more organic traffic. In Jekyll, SEO best practices can be implemented through plugins, structured data, and thoughtful content organization."
-known issues:
-  short: "Known issues are documented problems or limitations within a software application that are acknowledged by developers but may not yet have a solution. These can include bugs, compatibility issues, or performance limitations. Known issues are often shared in release notes or support documentation to keep users informed and to suggest potential workarounds until fixes are available."
-A&B:
-  short: "Tag for testing the escaping bahaviour of Markdown and AsciiDoc frontmatter."
-escaping:
-  short: "The process of using special characters or sequences to prevent specific symbols from being interpreted in code or markup, often necessary for handling HTML, YAML, or Markdown."
-security:
-  short: "Measures and practices used to protect software, systems, and data from unauthorized access, attacks, or vulnerabilities, essential in all stages of development."
-special chars:
-  short: "Characters with special functions in code or markup, like &, <, >, which may need to be escaped to ensure proper display or functionality in web content or code."
-test-page:
-  short: "A page created to test functionality, design, or layout before publishing. Useful for checking formatting, scripts, or custom styles in a controlled environment."
-frontmatter:
-  short: "A YAML or JSON block at the beginning of a Jekyll file that contains metadata about the page, such as title, layout, and tags, which Jekyll uses to generate content dynamically."
-permalink:
-  short: "A permalink (permanent link) is a stable URL that links to a specific page, post, or content piece on a website. Permalinks are designed to remain unchanged indefinitely, ensuring that links to the content will not break over time. In Jekyll, permalinks can be customized to control the URL structure for individual pages or posts, improving both user experience and SEO."
-release notes:
-  short: "Release notes are documents that provide information about new features, bug fixes, improvements, and known issues in a new software version. They help users and developers understand changes between versions and can include details on compatibility, upgrade steps, and resolved issues. Release notes are essential for keeping stakeholders informed about software progress and updates."
-pages:
-  short: "Static or dynamic web pages in a Jekyll site, typically containing content that isn't organized chronologically, such as 'About' or 'Contact' sections."
-_includes:
-  short: "A special directory in Jekyll where reusable code snippets or partial templates, such as headers, footers, or navigation menus, are stored. Files in the _includes folder can be inserted into other templates using Liquid tags, allowing for modular and maintainable site layouts."
-RSS:
-  short: "RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a web feed format that allows users and applications to receive updates from websites in a standardized format. By subscribing to an RSS feed, users can stay informed about new content, such as blog posts or news articles, without visiting the site directly. RSS feeds are commonly used in news aggregators and feed readers."
-
-TOC:
-  short: "TOC (Table of Contents) is a navigational aid that lists the main sections or headings of a document, allowing readers to quickly find and jump to specific content. In web content, a TOC is often generated automatically based on headings and can be particularly useful for lengthy pages or articles."
-.gitlab-ci.yml:
-  short: "A YAML file used to define GitLab CI/CD pipeline configurations, specifying jobs, stages, and conditions for automated testing, deployment, or other tasks in GitLab."
-LICENSE.txt:
-  short: "A file in a project that outlines the terms and conditions under which the software can be used, modified, or shared, commonly chosen from open-source licenses."
-SASS:
-  short: "SASS (Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets) is a CSS preprocessor that adds advanced features like variables, nested rules, and mixins to standard CSS. SASS has two syntax options: the older indented syntax (SASS) and the newer, more CSS-like syntax (SCSS). The SASS syntax uses indentation instead of curly braces and semicolons, while SCSS is more similar to traditional CSS and is often preferred for its familiarity."
-cleanup:
-  short: "The process of removing unnecessary or temporary files, obsolete code, or outdated data from a system or project to improve performance or maintainability."
-_data.yml:
-  short: "A YAML file used to store settings required for the theme website. They were outsourced from the _config.yml file to prevent them from being loaded as default values when using the theme."
-dependencies:
-  short: "External libraries, modules, or packages required by a project or software to function properly, typically managed by package managers like bundler."
-bash:
-  short: "A popular Unix shell and command language, commonly used for scripting and automating tasks in Linux and macOS environments."
-deployment:
-  short: "The process of releasing or distributing software to a production environment, making it available for use by end users."
-
-statistics:
-  short: "Data or numerical insights gathered from various sources, often used to analyze performance, user behavior, or other measurable factors."
-bugfixes:
-  short: "Software updates or patches that resolve identified errors or malfunctions, ensuring the application runs as expected."
-quotes:
-  short: "Text or speech cited from a source, typically used to reference someone's exact words or to highlight a point. Specifically refers to the styling and formatting of quotes in this context."
-tables:
-  short: "A structured format for organizing data into rows and columns, making it easy to present and interpret information in a grid layout."
-layout:
-  short: "The structured design and positioning of elements on a webpage or document, such as text and images, to enhance user experience. In Jekyll, layout files are stored in the '_layouts/' directory."
-CDN:
-  short: "A Content Delivery Network (CDN) is a system of distributed servers that deliver web content to users based on their geographic location, improving load times and performance."
-jsdelivr:
-  short: "A free, fast, and open-source CDN that hosts JavaScript libraries, CSS files, and other web assets, helping to deliver them efficiently to users."
-i18n:
-  short: "Short for 'internationalization', i18n refers to the process of designing software to be adaptable to different languages and regions without requiring engineering changes."
-updates:
-  short: "Changes or improvements applied to software or content, typically to fix bugs, add new features, or enhance security."
-logging:
-  short: "The practice of recording system events, errors, or user activities, often used for tracking and troubleshooting."
-debugging:
-  short: "The process of finding and resolving bugs or defects in software to ensure it behaves as expected."
-Gemfile:
-  short: "A file used in Ruby projects to list the dependencies (gems) required by the project and to manage their installation."
-_data:
-  short: "A directory in Jekyll where structured data (e.g., YAML, JSON, or CSV files) is stored, which can be accessed and used across the site."
-
-_config.yml:
-  short: "A configuration file used in Jekyll to customize settings for your site."
-admonition:
-  short: "A formatted block in documentation that draws attention to important notes or warnings."
-AsciiDoc:
-  short: "A lightweight but feature-rich markup language used for writing documentation in plain text."
-Bootstrap:
-  short: "A popular front-end framework for building responsive, mobile-first websites using CSS and JavaScript components."
-CSS:
-  short: "Cascading Style Sheets, a language used for describing the presentation of a web page, including layout, colors, and fonts."
-documentation:
-  short: "Written text or resources that explain how a piece of software or technology works."
-EditorConfig:
-  short: "A file format and collection of text editor plugins for maintaining consistent coding styles across different editors."
-example:
-  short: "A sample or instance used to demonstrate how something works or can be done."
-features:
-  short: "A set of distinctive attributes or capabilities that a software or product offers."
-Font Awesome:
-  short: "A font and icon toolkit used to include scalable vector icons and social logos on websites."
-footer:
-  short: "The section at the bottom of a webpage or document, usually containing copyright information, links, or branding."
-function:
-  short: "A block of code designed to perform a specific task and which can be reused in a program."
-gemspec:
-  short: "A specification file that defines the details of a Ruby gem, including its dependencies and metadata."
-highlighting:
-  short: "A feature used to apply color to syntax in code examples, making it easier to read and understand."
-images:
-  short: "Visual elements used in websites or documents, including photos, illustrations, and graphics."
-lists:
-  short: "A collection of items organized in a sequence, either ordered or unordered."
-Markdown:
-  short: "A lightweight markup language for formatting text, used widely for creating simple, readable documentation."
-menu:
-  short: "A navigation element in a webpage that allows users to move between different sections or pages."
-posts:
-  short: "Multiple blog entries or articles displayed on a site, typically listed in reverse chronological order."
-Rouge:
-  short: "A syntax highlighter used in Jekyll and other systems to colorize code snippets in various programming languages."
-SCSS:
-  short: "A preprocessor language that extends CSS with features like variables, nested rules, and functions."
-styling:
-  short: "The process of applying styles to a webpage or document, often through CSS, to enhance its appearance."
-table:
-  short: "A structured arrangement of data in rows and columns, often used for displaying information in a grid format."
-tag-cloud:
-  short: "A visual representation of the tags used in a blog, with more frequently used tags appearing larger."
-tags:
-  short: "Keywords or labels that categorize and describe blog posts or content to make them easier to find."
-