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Currently, on mobile devices that are not wide enough for the images
in the blog, the image sets the max width of the blog and downscales
all the text relative to it, leading to crushed text and a large empty
space on the right side.
I've reproduced this using Google Chrome developer tools, setting the
device mode to emulate an iPhone X, but it appears to occur any time
the mobile device has a screen width smaller than the image
to be displayed.
The code change here hints that the max width of the image
should be 100% of the screen width, not an absolute number of pixels,
and the height will be automatically adjusted to maintain
the image aspect ratio.
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This project tries to keep the Makefile as generic as possible by
conforming to POSIX make specification, so this commit removes
ifeq-statements that are GNU-specific extensions to make and replaces
them with if-statements that are available in any POSIX shell.
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Nice project and generally nice attitude in the README! And I realize
the main author is a woman, and it's easy to make mistakes with these
things (I have). But it's good to avoid little micro expressions that
encourage only 'fellas'.
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Stop the need to Ctrl-C twice in the event where you have both python
versions on your system.
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Placeholders in content files are not populated by default. If
placeholders are to be populated in content files, parameter named
`render` with a string value of `yes` must be specified.
This `render` parameter may be specified as a header in content files or
it may be specified as a keyword argument in `make_pages` call.
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