This is the Open CoMo website! Feel free to send pull requests - add a new data set, fix a typo, fix the design a bit?
If you are not familiar with git or jekyll, see the next section for how to modify the site directly here on github.
If you are familiar with git and jekyll, you know the drill:
git clone git@github.com:jakewins/opencomo-site.git
cd opencomo-site
jekyll serve -w
If you're not familiar with GitHub, git or jekyll, no worries! You can edit the website right here on github.
Get a GitHub account, Sign up for github if you don't already have one, and then come back here.
The main content of the website is stored as MarkDown files in the _posts directory. MarkDown is a text format that gets converted to HTML, it's easier to write and read than regular HTML.
Lets say you want to edit some text on the 'what' part of the website, you can open it up directly on github. Go to the 2000-01-02-what.md file and click the pen icon in the right corner of the file.
Now just make any changes you like, and make sure they look ok by checking the preview tab at the top part of the edit window.
Once you are happy with your changes, use the form at the bottom to breifly describe what you're changing, like:
Title:
"Fix typo on 'what' page"
Description:
"Changes all spellings of 'visualization' to the proper queens english version, 'visualisation'."
Hit propose and you're done! Someone will have a look at your changes and merge them in.