Create, Build and Serve 'Jekyll' Websites from 'R Markdown' and 'Quarto'


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Documentation for package ‘jekylldown’ version 0.3.4

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add_css Add (or remove) a managed block of custom CSS
add_feed Atom feeds with a correct title, optionally per category
add_footer_credit Add a jekylldown credit to the site footer
add_mathjax Enable LaTeX math rendering (MathJax)
build_site Knit sources and build the site
bundle_install Install a site's gem dependencies with Bundler
check Diagnose the Jekyll toolchain
install_git Install a portable git into jekylldown's isolated toolchain (Windows)
install_quarto Install the Quarto CLI into jekylldown's isolated toolchain
install_ruby Install Ruby and Jekyll into jekylldown's isolated toolchain (Windows)
knit_post Knit one source post to Jekyll-ready Markdown
migrate_hugo Migrate a Hugo/blogdown site to Jekyll (best effort)
new_post Create a new post
new_site Create a new Jekyll site
remove_footer_credit Add a jekylldown credit to the site footer
serve_site Serve the site locally with live reload
set_element_style Style one semantic element of the theme
set_theme_color Set the al-folio accent color
set_theme_font Customize the site fonts
set_theme_skin Pick a Minimal Mistakes skin
set_theme_style Customize theme colors through the theme's own CSS variables
stop_server Stop servers started by 'serve_site()'
use_pages_workflow Add a GitHub Pages deploy workflow to the site
use_r_bloggers Set a site up for R-Bloggers