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Option to connect main pic to social profile image from facebook, github or gravatar. #208

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Option to connect main pic to social profile image from facebook, github or gravatar. #208

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manas94gupta
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Connect social network profile pic.

Proposed Changes

  • Add an option to connect the main picture to social profile images from facebook, github or gravatar.
  • Updated modifying header blog post with the instructions.
  • Tested on both desktop and mobile with multiple accounts.

github or gravatar.

In reference to issue #206, implement an option to connect main pic to
facebook, github or gravatar profile image.
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@joariasl Please take a look at my implementation and review it. Thanks.

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I checked it in the code and was well. But I have this problem in my resources installed: jekyll/jemoji#57
It's necessary check it in running time.

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Okay I'll take a look.

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@joariasl I checked the issue and couldn't find a solution to that but I think that the issue is not linked to this feature. Its an issue with the jemoji plugin which can generate irrespective of this implementation.
Please guide me if I am wrong. Thanks.

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You are right. The problem it's iwth my jiemoji installation. I can't run Jekyll for that.
I will wait for the fix of the problem, because I don't have time for fix it.

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le4ker commented Mar 22, 2017

You are right. The problem it's iwth my jiemoji installation. I can't run Jekyll for that.
I will wait for the fix of the problem, because I don't have time for fix it.

I'm hitting the same issue, and I haven't resolved it yet..

@@ -11,7 +11,11 @@ <h1 class="brand-heading">&nbsp;</h1>
<span class="intro-text">{{ content }}</span>
<h5>&nbsp;</h5>
<a href="#{{ site.pages_list['About'] }}" class="page-scroll">
<img class="img-me" src="{{site.baseurl}}{{ site.me-img }}" alt="">
{% if site.me-img contains "https://" %}
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At first i was wondering what happens here ... but I think this is the most feasible way to check if the url is relative or absolute

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Tested it for github and facebook - worked just fine being served locally

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eiselems commented Jun 6, 2017

Today i learned that i can easily rebase and merge from the UI, sorry for the delay and thanks for contributing 👍

@eiselems eiselems merged commit abd0370 into le4ker:master Jun 6, 2017
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Thanks :-)

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