Journal Update 024

What’s New

Six months have passed since my last journal update. Since then, I have improved, fixed, and added new features and documentation to the journal theme. I’ll list the highlights point by point, in no particular order:

• Implemented inline image support for HTML.
• Added multilingual support.
• Added support for custom CSS stylesheets.
• Wrote comprehensive documentation.
• Made major improvements in template efficiency, speed, and correctness.

There are still small improvements to be made and probably minor bugs to fix, but no new features are planned at the moment. So I’m happy to announce that I made a v1.0.0 release, which means that the theme is considered stable enough to use and no breaking changes are planned.

I’ve also made some changes to the journal itself. Here they are in no particular order:

• Started publishing my DKIM private keys.
• Replaced outdated/unmaintained/upstreamed repos from my cgit instance with archived links.
• Added the ‘computing’ tag for computing-related journal entries.
• Replaced files subdomain with archived links.
• Removed Sourcehut links. archive.org is a sufficient backup and less to maintain.
• Removed glossary. It was making my journal seem more like propaganda.

Future Plans

I don’t have anything spectacular planned for the future. I just want to finally get rid of the promoted page and add some more tags.