RAPIDS.ai Website
RAPIDS.ai WebsiteCode and content for the RAPIDS.ai static public website. This is a refactor from the previous Jekyll backed version to use the Hugo static site framework and the Bulma css framework. On occasion it uses Apline.js.
Use the Template Design Guide and RAPIDS Brand Guide for reference with starting new pages.
Refer to the Bulma Documentation for reference to the CSS class names and components. Note: many CSS classes are overwritten through custom.css.
Hugo uses templates, layouts, and directories to build pages. The /layouts/_defaults folder contains Baseof.html for the root page chrome layout, followed by section.html for directory _index.html files, then single.html for sub pages. The /layout/index.html page is for the /content/_index.html page only, but still uses Baseof.html for chrome. Note: partials can only be used as part of template layouts, and shortcodes can only be used as part of content sections/pages. All in all, more complicated than it needs to be...
The site required Hugo in order to be built. Follow the Hugo documentation for assistance.
All logos and images are located in the images folder. Externally (no website) referenced files should be placed in the assets folder.
Font Icons are used from Font Awesome, and include Pro account icons.
In the future it will employ the more optimized assets and hugo pipe features.
After installing Hugo, run hugo server to see a developer preview and hugo to build for production. You can also preview pages locally from the /public dir after building, but may need to use python -m http.server or similar for all functionality.
Hosting is currently done through Netlify, which should create a preview when PRs are pushed to the main repository.