Create shortcode to allow pages to provide CSS classes to apply to the
HTML table generated from a Markdown table.
Add some basic CSS styling for the table, to provide padding to make the
data easier to read.
Add a 'table-bordered' style to add borders to the table rows/columns.
* Add max width to `figure` so it won't exceed the viewport width for either break-point
* Add max width to `img` within `figure` to account for the default 40px margin on the left/right
* Set width for `pre` blocks so they won't exceed the viewport width for either break-point; add a horizontal scroll-bar if the text is too wide
* Set `pre code` block to use `display:block` so long text won't cause the block to render too wide; otherwise, the width of the containing `pre` block won't be sufficient to contain the text
The changes to the base template lookup in Hugo 0.63.1 mean that the
single/list templates must start with a `define` block. The comment
block that had been in use breaks this requirement and resulted in pages
not rendering properly at all.
See https://gohugo.io/news/0.63.0-relnotes/ particularly:
* Note: In a base template (e.g. baseof.html), the first template block
must be a define.
* Split the copyright and the "built with" text into separate configs
* Style footer with smaller text
* Add a thin border separating footer from rest of page
* Remove the list item bullets
* Put some padding between the list items
* Style the navigation area to be a flex box, with item wrapping
* Add a decorative border to the navigation area
* Add h-entry microformat markup to single page template
* Add h-feed wrapper around list of articles in list template
* Add h-entry to summary template
* Update baseof to add block for styling
* Default styles block to link in layout.css and style.css
* Update baseof to add block for importing icons from a CSS font library
* Update baseof to add an aside block to the main content to put author
card in
* Create author card with a photo, author name, and general locale
* Create beginning of a social network link ribbon
Kevin C. Coram