Personal website — Shuhao Li

Source for my academic personal website, built on the Academic Pages Jekyll template.

This repo only checks in the files I have actually customized:

• _config.yml — site / author / sidebar settings
• _data/navigation.yml — top nav (Publications, CV)
• _pages/about.md — landing page (/)
• _pages/cv.md — CV page (/cv/)
• _pages/publications.html — publications page with a placeholder until papers land
• bootstrap.sh — one-shot script that pulls the rest of the academicpages template on top

Getting it running

The template files (layouts, includes, sass, JS, fonts, favicons, etc.) are NOT in this repo; they live upstream in academicpages. To populate them, clone this repo locally and run:

./bootstrap.sh

The script clones the upstream template, copies everything I have not customized into the working tree, and leaves the result staged for git status && git add -A && git commit && git push.

After bootstrapping, drop in:

• images/profile.png — your sidebar avatar (replace the default)
• files/cv.pdf — the PDF of your CV linked from the CV page

Hosting

This repo is currently yanksi/-, so GitHub Pages will serve it under:

https://yanksi.github.io/-/

The baseurl: "/-" in _config.yml reflects that. To host at the cleaner https://yanksi.github.io, rename the GitHub repo to yanksi.github.io and change baseurl to "" in _config.yml.

Enable hosting at: repo Settings → Pages → Deploy from a branch.

Local preview

After bootstrapping, with Ruby + Bundler installed:

bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve -l -H 0.0.0.0

Then open http://localhost:4000/-/.

Adding content

Add a publication by dropping a Markdown file into _publications/ following the Academic Pages format; the publications page will pick it up automatically and drop the "papers in preparation" placeholder.