@@ -125,12 +125,9 @@ You can either specify it in the YAML header (`thumbnail: image.webp`) or add `{
125125
126126# # External tutorials
127127
128- If you have your own website or blog where you regularly post your GRASS courses, workshops or tutorials,
129- you can have those listed as external tutorials. If your website is fully dedicated to GRASS tutorials,
130- then you can create a ` .qmd` file within the ` content/tutorials/external` folder.
131-
132- If you want to have several external tutorials listed, you may want to create a ` .yml` file
133- within the ` content/tutorials/external` folder. See an example below:
128+ If you want to have your GRASS external tutorials listed, you can create a ` .yml` file
129+ within the ` content/tutorials/external` folder with the tutorial(s) you want to include.
130+ See an example below:
134131
135132` ` ` yaml
136133- title: Species distribution modeling using Maxent in GRASS GIS
@@ -149,8 +146,17 @@ within the `content/tutorials/external` folder. See an example below:
149146 categories: [' biogeography' , ' MCDA' , ' ecology' , ' intermediate' ]
150147` ` `
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152- In this latter case, you need to add the ` .yml` file to ` index.qmd` in the root directory.
153- Note that in both cases, you need to also include an image that will be used as thumbnail.
149+ Then, you need to add the path to your ` .yml` file in the header of the
150+ ` index.qmd` file in the root directory.
151+
152+ ` ` ` yaml
153+ contents:
154+ - content/tutorials
155+ - content/tutorials/external/your_tutorials.yml
156+ ` ` `
157+
158+ Do not forget to also include the image that will be used as thumbnail within
159+ ` content/tutorials/external/images` .
154160
155161# # Submitting your contribution
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