Now that we are only publishing releases of the jupyter book, we should include something in the footer that says what release is currently represented on the website.
Probably stick that in the extra_footer:
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extra_footer: <a href=https://ioos.noaa.gov> ioos.noaa.gov </a>   |
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<a href=https://www.facebook.com/usioosgov> Facebook </a>   |
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<a href=https://www.twitter.com/usioosgov> Twitter </a>   |
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<a href="mailto:data.ioos@noaa.gov">Contact Us</a> <br> |
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U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System Program <br> |
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1315 East-West Highway <br> |
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Thinking about the footer makes me think about the ioos.us work on creating standard header/footers. Andy put together some great documentation on how to do that here. We should explore how to add that to the JupyterBook webpage as well.
Now that we are only publishing releases of the jupyter book, we should include something in the footer that says what release is currently represented on the website.
Probably stick that in the
extra_footer:ioos_code_lab/jupyterbook/_config.yml
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Thinking about the footer makes me think about the ioos.us work on creating standard header/footers. Andy put together some great documentation on how to do that here. We should explore how to add that to the JupyterBook webpage as well.