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Step 1: Fork the website repository Hit the fork button at the top right corner to make a copy of the repository in your Github account. After a few minutes of waiting, you should now see a repository with a name of your-username/clinicalbrainlab.github.io.
Step 2: Add your profile to the website In your newly copied repository, navigate to the folder your-username/clinicalbrainlab.github.io/content. This is where all the content of the website is stored. Can you guess which folder is the one storing the profiles of our lab members? By intuition or by try-and-error, you should now click on the authors folder. Here you will find each folder for each of our lab members. Now your task is to create one for yourself! First step: copy the url of the authors folder and open it in another tab. Have the two tabs side-by-side and from now on, we refer to them as tab-left and tab-right. Both of them are now at your-username/clinicalbrainlab.github.io/content/authors. Second step: now, for tab-left, open the folder of any lab member that you would like to a take reference from. You will see 2 files in the folder: a filed called _index.md and a picture file named avatar.png. Click on the _index.md file and click on the button Raw on the top right-hand corner. You should now see a plain file that looks like any other text files. Please copy the entire content of the _index.md file (hightlight everything and Ctr-C). Third step: so far, you have been working on tab-left. You will now need to go to tab-right and create a new folder for yourself. Make sure that tab-right is at your-username/clinicalbrainlab.github.io/content/authors. Look for the button Add files at the top right-hand corner, click on it and choose Create new file. In the box Name your file ..., please type the following: "yourfirstname-yourlastname/_index.md". As an example, I have named this new file as "Tam-Pham/_index.md". Do not leave any space in the name. Fourth step: remember you copied the content of _index.md file of another member in second step? Now, you should paste everything in the Edit new file space. By reading through what you have just copied, you will see that the file contains a anumber of sub-headings.Now, to make this _index.md file yours, you need to customize the content (*the order of the sub-headings doesn't matter): title: your name (to appear in the Team members tab in home page). Full name is preferred here user_groups: The user_group can be "Principal Investigator", "Research Scientists and Research Fellows", "Graduate Students","Research Assistants", "Undergraduate Students","Alumni","System Administrators". Please indicate the group that you belong to. authors: this name will be presented whenever the author is referred to in the website (e.g. in publication, projects). Use the name that you use for your publications. bio education email interests organization role social: your contacts. Can be more or less than those in the template. But the basic ones are email, researchgate and orcid superuser: false for all Below the "---" is where you can write a short intro about yourself. After you have finished making all the edits, scroll to the bottom and hit the green button Commit changes. This will save all the changes that you just made to your _index.md file. Now, in your-username/clinicalbrainlab.github.io/content/authors, you should see a new folder that you just created with an _index.md file.
Step 3: Add your profile picture The very last step for you to customize your profile is to add a picture of yourself. Look for that one picture of yourself that you look the most amazing 😊. In the next step, you will upload this photo to the website. However, before you upload your photo to your folder, remember to rename it to avatar.png. To upload your folder to this new folder that you have created, click on Add files again but this time, choose Upload files. Upload the avatar.png file, hit the button Commit changes and that's it. You have finished creating a folder for yourself and customized it!
Step 4: Make a Pull Request You are almost finished! Go back to your-username/clinicalbrainlab.github.io main page to look for the Pull Rquest sign. Click on it. The page will show that you are trying to make a Pull Request from your repositorty "your-username/clinicalbrainlab.github.io" to the original repository clinicalbrainlab/clinicalbrainlab.github.io". Please make sure that the base is sources. All the left for you to do is to click on that shiny green button to update your changes to the original repository.