diff --git a/_includes/navbar.ext b/_includes/navbar.ext index 109e58224..589f0c5fb 100644 --- a/_includes/navbar.ext +++ b/_includes/navbar.ext @@ -54,7 +54,7 @@
We organise many activities and events and we support
- HSF affiliated
+ HSF affiliated
projects. We help communication within the community through our
discussion forums
and technical notes.
diff --git a/get_involved.md b/get_involved.md
index 0cb97508e..b5713e7a6 100644
--- a/get_involved.md
+++ b/get_involved.md
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ by joining the HSF with your software project:
* Participation in HSF [Activity Areas]({{ site.baseurl }}/what_are_activities.html)
* Participation in [HSF events and meetings]({{ site.baseurl }}/future-events.html)
-* Taking advantage of the HSF by identifying your [software project]({{ site.baseurl }}/projects.html) with us
+* Taking advantage of the HSF by identifying your [software project]({{ site.baseurl }}/projects/projects.html) with us and affiliating it with the HSF
* Giving input to the [HSF Steering Group]({{ site.baseurl }}/organization/team.html)
* Contributing to this website
diff --git a/howto-website.md b/howto-website.md
index 94edddfc9..9ce0daa9e 100644
--- a/howto-website.md
+++ b/howto-website.md
@@ -26,6 +26,8 @@ If you wish (and it is recommended) you can easily set up a local instance of th
on installing and running Jekyll.
The website uses the main branch of the [hsf.github.io](https://github.com/HSF/hsf.github.io) repository.
+When you make a pull request to the website repository, [Netlify](https://www.netlify.com) will build a preview version of the website with your PR. This will allow you to double check the update looks the way that you intended (check for the `Deploy Preview` URL in the PR; it will be something like `https://deploy-preview-1644--earnest-hotteok-b1e1bf.netlify.app/`).
+
If you are not familiar with GitHub and Git, you can read our [survival kit]({{ site.baseurl }}/github-beginners.html)!
### General structure of website content files
@@ -40,10 +42,17 @@ In the *front-matter* (but not in the text itself), you need to replace any `&`
#### Markdown file
-The recommended way to host a collaborative note book, e.g. for taking meeting minutes (live notes),
-is to use a collaborative editing tool utilising Markdown directly. This makes it trivial to move the content into the HSF website for archiving.
+The recommended way to host a collaborative notebook, e.g., for taking meeting
+minutes (live notes), is to use a collaborative Markdown editor directly. This
+makes it trivial to move the content into the HSF website repository for
+archiving.
-[CodiMD](https://hackmd.io/c/codimd-documentation/%2Fs%2Fcodimd-documentation) is the suggested choice as it has been designed for collaboraitve editing of Markdown files. Unfortunately, the [Hackmd](https://hackmd.io) free service is now restricted to 4 editors. Another possibility, if you have a CERN account, is to use CERNBox which makes CodiMD available to edit Markdown files: you can then define a public link to the document (similar to Google Docs public links) to allow those without a CERN account to edit the file.
+If you have a CERN account, one can create a Markdown file in CERNBox, using
+CodiMD to edit this in a browser. One can then define a public link to the
+document (similar to Google Docs public links) to allow those without a CERN
+account to edit the file. Similarly, the Helmholtz Association has a web based
+Markdown instance that can be used at