Provide a place for custom CSS (alternate fix for #52)#93
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Pelicanconf.py provides for a setting called DISPLAY_CATEGORIES_ON_MENU. Seems only right to obey it.
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Seems natural to also obey the DISPLAY_CATEGORIES_ON_MENU option in pelicanconf.py in the sidebar. |
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This seems like it would be a better way to accommodate things like custom header pictures/colors Issue #52 I use this locally with the following in my pelicanconf.py:
CUSTOM_CSS_FILE = 'custom.css'and add
staticto my list ofSTATIC_PATHS. This way I (hopefully in the future) won't need to maintain a long-running fork of your theme.