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added custom css fpot html, markdown. fixed formatting in post

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Carl Pearson
2021-12-19 08:12:25 -07:00
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.language-bash {color: gray}
.language-make {color: gray}
.language-txt {color: gray}
.language-html {color: gray}
.language-md {color: gray}

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content/post/20211218-didillinoiswin/index.md
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@@ -125,34 +125,36 @@ These fragments are combined with an HTML header fragment...
...and stitched into a webpage using bash:
```bash
cat header.html > index.html
echo "<div class="row">" >> index.html
echo "<div class="column">" >> index.html
cat basketball.html >> index.html
echo "</div>" >> index.html
echo "<div class="column">" >> index.html
cat football.html >> index.html
echo "</div>" >> index.html
echo "</div>" >> index.html
echo "<div class="row">" >> index.html
echo "<div class="column">" >> index.html
cat volleyball.html >> index.html
echo "</div>" >> index.html
echo "</div>" >> index.html
cat header.html > index.html
echo "<div class="row">" >> index.html
echo "<div class="column">" >> index.html
cat basketball.html >> index.html
echo "</div>" >> index.html
echo "<div class="column">" >> index.html
cat football.html >> index.html
echo "</div>" >> index.html
echo "</div>" >> index.html
echo "<div class="row">" >> index.html
echo "<div class="column">" >> index.html
cat volleyball.html >> index.html
echo "</div>" >> index.html
echo "</div>" >> index.html
```
The combind result is that each sport's HTML fragment is put into its own div, which are organized hierarchically into a table of `row` and `column`.
A bit of CSS is used to handle the responsive layout of those divs.
The combind result is that each sport's HTML fragment is put into its own div.
The divs are organized into a table of `row` and `column`.
A bit of CSS is used to handle the responsive layout of the divs wrapping the sports.
## Hosting
I chose to host on Netlify.
Netlify can run some automated steps every time there is a push to a github repository.
Instead of creating an `index.html` file and uploading it, Netlify can run some automated steps every time there is a push to a github repository.
I automated the generation of the website from the markdown files using GNU Make.
Then, on Netlify under "Site Settings" > "Build and Deploy", I specified `make` as the build command.
Netlify will clone the repository every time I push a modification to the markdown files, run `make` to produce `index.html`, and serve that as the site.
As of this writing, Netlify provides 100GB bandwidth and 300 build minutes, which is more than sufficient for a 0-traffic small static website.
Netlify [provides instructions](https://docs.netlify.com/domains-https/custom-domains/configure-external-dns/) for how to configure the external DNS (more on that below).
Netlify [provides instructions](https://docs.netlify.com/domains-https/custom-domains/configure-external-dns/) for how to configure the external DNS.