The process is relatively simple.
_posts/2021-04-25-template.md
file that is in the branch submission. This
edited MarkDown
file and the associated images/gifs/HTML figures must be your sole change to the entire blog.
You can use standard GitHub-flavoured MarkDown. Additionally, you have to edit the file’s header:
---
layout: post
title: Title goes here
tags: [tag1, tag2, tag3]
authors: Doe, John, Mila; Doe, Jane, DeepMind
---
You must change the title
, tags
, and authors
fields. The authors
and title
fields accept standard strings,
but the tags
field must be an array (i.e. a string starting with [
, followed by a comma-separated list of tags, followed by ]
).
Don’t worry about using new tags. Our blog server will automatically adapt to new tag names without issue.
Read our example posts carefully to make sure that your embedded assets and $ \LaTeX $ work!
Read about rendering your post locally bellow.
To submit, anonymize your blog. To do so, simply remove any references to yourself from your MarkDown file.
Then, export a static version of your blog post. To do so, you can type make zip
in a terminal open in your blog’s directory.
This will package your blog into a site.zip
file.
It will also export a vars.yml
containing your submission ID.
NOTE: You will need to install Docker. Read about exporting your blog bellow.
You will need to upload both the site.zip
and the vars.yml
to OpenReview (link to venue TBD).
make zip
You can read commands used by our Docker image here.
You can read about Jekyll here.
make serve
You can read commands used by our Docker image here.
You can read about Jekyll here.