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A Platform for Conecting People and Government. NOTE: THIS REPOSITORY IS NO LONGER BEING MAINTAINED.

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MyGov Blog

Jekyll powered website for the MyGov Presidential Innovation Fellows Project.

Live site

Features

  • Blog
  • Static Pages
  • Sitemap
  • RSS Feed
  • Site Search
  • SEO Optimized
  • Twitter Widget
  • GitHub Widget
  • Pagination
  • Disqus comments
  • Responsive design

Post Properties

Each post can have the following attributes, as defined in the YAML header. If using Prose.io, the values will be automatically generated.

  • Title - Human-readable title for the post. Will appear within the <h1> tag, the <title> tag, and in the SEO and open graph meta information.
  • Description - Human-readable short description. Should be approximately the length of a tweet. Will appear in the seo and open graph meta.
  • Author - The name of the author
  • Layout - the layout to use, either post or default
  • Robots - Arguments to pass as robots meta, default none, possibly noindex, nofollow
  • Comments - Whether comments are enabled for the given post, either true or false, defaults to true
  • Category - Category or categories
  • Tags - Tag or tags

Use

To use locally, once jekyll is installed, cd into the repo directory and run the command jekyll --url http://localhost:4000

Contributing

Federal employees and members of the public are encouraged to contribute to the project by forking and submitting a pull request. (If you are new to GitHub, you might start with a basic tutorial.)

All contributors retain the original copyright to their code, but by contributing to this project, grant a world-wide, royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive, transferable license to all users under the terms of the MIT License.

Comments, pull requests and any other messages received through official White House pages are subject to the Presidential Records Act and may be archived. Learn more at http://WhiteHouse.gov/privacy

License

This project constitutes an original work of the United States Government.

You may use this project under the MIT License, or under the GNU Public License v3 or later.