This web page uses Jekyll through GitHub pages for static HTML generation. The website is available under add url.
Content is somewhat decoupled from the HTML/layout and should be edited as follows
- Basic information in
_config.yml - Deadlines (shown on main page and CfP) in
_config.yml - Speaker information in
_data/speakers.yml - Speaker photos should go in
assets/speakers/if available. - Organizer information in
_data/organizers.yml - Navigation menu items (also enable/disable) in
_data/menu.yml - Main page content (as HTML) in
index.html - Sub-page content (as Markdown) in
_pages/
If you don't want to mess with your system and install Jekyll, you may run the server using the Dockerfile by running:
docker compose up
You will need to install Jekyll on your machine first. See jekyllrb.com for detailed guides on installing Ruby, RubyGems and Jekyll on a specific operating system.
Note: I had to do the following additional steps to get Jekyll working:
Install additional packages with the GEM installer: gem install github-pages, and gem install webrick.
After that you can clone this repository, you can run the following:
jekyll serve --baseurl ""
Where the --baseurl option overwrites the GitHub-specific path, and makes the page preview available (typically) at http://127.0.0.1:4000/
This is adapted based on the workshop website used for the ECCV & ICCV Workshop on Uncertainty Quantification in Computer Vision.