You must use the ar layout for full RTL notes. It also supports mixed content.
I used the following project for the table of content generation: jekyll-table-of-contents
- Add a page that contains all the used hashtags (in YMAL) and the tagged pages.
- Tags with url to the specific tag.
- Inspired by: nickcharlton.net
- Link previews work on all the internal links and the local graph view.
- can scroll Link previews.
- Small hack to use Callouts.
- Available types: note, abstract, info, tip, success, question, warning, failure, danger, bug, example, quote.
- The used CSS files from admonitions obsidian plugin. "
Use this template repository to get started with your own digital garden.
I wrote a tutorial explaining how to set it up: Setting up your own digital garden with Jekyll
Preview the template here: https://digital-garden-jekyll-template.netlify.app/
- Based on Jekyll, a static website generator
- Supports Roam-style double bracket link syntax to other notes
- Creates backlinks to other notes automatically
- Features link previews on hover
- Includes graph visualization of the notes and their links
- Features a simple and responsive design
- Supports Markdown or HTML notes
GitHub Pages only partially supports this template: to power the interactive notes graph, this template uses a custom Jekyll plugin to generate the graph data in notes_graph.json, and GitHub Pages doesn't support custom Jekyll plugins.
If you want to use the graph with GitHub Pages, you may try building your garden locally using Jekyll then pushing the result to GitHub Pages.
Alternatively, you may deploy your garden to Netlify and it'll work out of the box. I wrote a guide explaining how to set this up.
If you don't care about the graph, you can simply remove it from this layout, as explained here.
Source code is available under the MIT license.