Release 4.2.0 - How to cite, breadcrumb and new socials · ELIXIR-Belgium/elixir-toolkit-theme

What's Changed

Add other social media links in _config.yml by @anenadic in #324
Update Twitter name to X-Twitter by @anenadic in #323
Rewords tooltip for tools and resources/training tables for readability by @anenadic in #317
Add 'how to cite this page' section to page layout by @anenadic in #315
Add customizations to the GitHub features by @kdp-cloud in #328
Add breadcrumb by @kdp-cloud in #329
Bump version ETT to 4.2.0 by @bedroesb in #335

theme_variables:
  topnav:
    bluesky: false
    linkedin: false
    fosstodon: false
  breadcrumb: false

bluesky: Enable or disable the appearance of the Bluesky nav link by adding the url towards the Bluesky page. Default: false
linkedin: Enable or disable the appearance of the Linkedin nav link by adding the url towards the Linkedin page. Default: false
fosstodon: Enable or disable the appearance of the Fosstodon nav link by adding the url towards the Fosstodon page. Default: false
breadcrumb: Adds a breadcrumb above the title of every page. The breadcrumb will always represent the URL pattern and works best in combination with permalink style pretty. Default: false

custom_repo_url: Specify an alternative GitHub repository that overrides the repository specified in the config file. Default: site.github.repository_url.
custom_file_path: Specify an alternative file on the GitHub repository. This replaces the custom_editme variable. Default: current path of the page.
page_citation: When set to true, it will cause the citation section for the page to be generated in the format: <author names>. <page title>. <site domain>. <page URL>. <date accessed>.

custom_editme: This attribute can be used to specify an alternative file when clicked on the edit-me or history button. Example: _data/news.yml. !This will be deprecated in the next major release (v5.0)! --> replaced by custom_file_path

Full Changelog: 4.1.0...4.2.0