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To generate a site with Antora, you need the Antora CLI and an Antora site generator pipeline. Once these packages are installed, you use the antora command to generate your site. To install these packages globally using npm, in your terminal, type:.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to setup a blog with Hugo which basically works fine as long as I use Markdown. But since I also have some other website contents (docs) with antora in the repo I want to write all my texts with asciidoc. But I always run into this error, when I try to generate the website from adoc files. Markdown works, but Asciidoc gives this exception:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 09:55That's the default Security Policy. You need to edit your config.toml file (or wherever you put your Hugo configuration files) and add a custom security policy.
As a minimum, the custom security policy will be a "cut & paste" of the default, with one or two additional regular expressions added.
For example:
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Is there a 'native' way to include your own HTML, CSS and Javascript page in an Antora generated site?
Including an HTML file in the Asciidoc source with inline CSS styling works for only HTML and CSS like this (see the attached image for the result):
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Answered 2022-Jan-05 at 17:11Your sample pass-through block works because the included file is inserted into the content flow at that position. The test.html file is not, itself, published, but its contents exist within the file using the include macro.
Similarly, if you used this partial block:
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The structure of the family directories, as outlined in the docs requires every image to be placed inside the images directory. However, the OptaPlanner documentation contains both images and asciidoc files in the same directory per chapter. Please see the directory structure below:
https://github.com/kiegroup/optaplanner/tree/main/optaplanner-docs/src/main/asciidoc
Changing the current structure is undesired due to existing references from external repositories (breaking backward compatibility).
Is there a way of configuring Antora to pick up images from the pages directory and its subdirectories?
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Answered 2021-Oct-15 at 21:27No.
The best-practices answer: Antora requires a specific directory structure and you have to adopt it.
You can adjust the Asciidoc markup to achieve this goal:
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I am using antora for documenting a product architecture specification. We have large diagrams so allowing the svg images to scale up as large as possible when maximizing the browser window is a big plus.
I am not even a css novice. I know almost nothing. I can build antora documents (web pages) so I know only a tiny bit of antora from a user perspective.
I found this comment on how to make the scaling work. https://gitter.im/antora/users?at=5d97c8ea37073b36a06fddb8
I can get the desired results if I edit doc.css, build a ui-bundle.zip, point local-antora-playbook.yml at the newly created ui-bundle.zip and rebuild the site.
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Answered 2020-Dec-23 at 06:21It's possible to alter the effective css using supplemental UI but is slightly less performant (requiring fetching an additional css file) and I don't recommend it. The process of building a UI bundle puts all the css into one optimized file, which cannot really be modified later using supplemental UI. Therefore what you have to do is add a "new" css file in your supplemental UI containing the modifications or overrides you want, and also include a partial that pulls in your additional file.
For instance, if your additional file is css/expand-svg.css, you'd need also a partials/head-styles.hbs containing
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I am using Antora to generate a static site for our documentation. I have followed their guidance for private repository authentication but are being unsuccessful. It seems that they only support HTTPS Basic Auth for GIT over HTTPS. I have tried generating and using an Application Specific Password, GIT Cookie, OAuth token all without success. Do you have any guidance on how to provide authentication?
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Answered 2020-Jun-30 at 18:28If I understood your requirement correctly, you want to connect to GCP source code repository externally to push code. If so you need to use service account with source code repository access rights. Choose appropriate roles using below URL:
https://cloud.google.com/source-repositories/docs/reference/rest
Refer below mentioned URL for connecting to source code repository once you are authenticated and do git operations.
https://cloud.google.com/source-repositories/docs/authentication
Please let me know if this is what you are looking for.
Hope this helps.
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