Clean up CSS

Author: devalog

_posts/2025-02-09-jekyll.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ This is a meandering post about my personal experience using Claude (just the LL
 
 This isn’t a tutorial on how to install Jekyll or design a site. There are plenty of resources for that, so I’m going to skip a lot of steps and gloss over some details. 
 
-![Old homepage of my site](/assets/jekyll_site/old_site.png){: .bordered-image}
+![Old homepage of my site](/assets/jekyll_site/old_site.png)
 
 This site used to be raw HTML. I wanted to change it to Jekyll and Markdown for a few reasons:
 
@@ -27,15 +27,15 @@ My site is hosted on GitHub pages and I own my domain (devinlogan.org) through D
 
 1. Sure enough, installing Jekyll was the first step. Claude instructed me how to do that:
 
-	![Installation instructions](/assets/jekyll_site/install.png){: .small-image}
+	![Installation instructions](/assets/jekyll_site/install.png)
 
 1. After trying out the first step, I got an error:
 
 	```(ERROR:  While executing gem ... (Gem::FilePermissionError) You don't have write permissions for the /Library/Ruby/Gems/2.6.0 directory.)``` 
 
 	Claude recommended two different ways I could do it instead (I chose the second).
 
-	![Enter image alt description](/assets/jekyll_site/alt_install.png){: .small-image}
+	![Enter image alt description](/assets/jekyll_site/alt_install.png)
 
 Now I had a basic Jekyll site up and running.
 
@@ -53,24 +53,24 @@ Next, I spent some time on the design. I wanted the site index to be a page abou
 
 The Minima style by default has the [posts inline on the site index](https://jekyll.github.io/minima/). I didn’t want this – I wanted the blog to be linked from the index, but I wanted the index to be relatively sparse. I set up the separate blog part relatively easily and got the posts to show up on a non-index page, but I had a harder time figuring out how to remove the posts from the index.
 
-![Default minima index](/assets/jekyll_site/minima.png){: .bordered-small-image}
+![Default minima index](/assets/jekyll_site/minima.png)
 
 1. First, I thought I’d just change the theme and find one that suited me better. I found a few that looked good and got one up and running, but then I realized I’d have to make additional changes to get the look I wanted. That seemed annoying so I just went back to the basic theme.
 
 1. Next, I tried to get Claude to help me. First, Claude told me to remove the for loops from the index, but I didn't have any. My index was literally just text, no special formatting.
 
 1. I reworded my question, and Claude told me to override the home layout. This technically did what I wanted – it removed the posts, but also all other styling on the page. Other than the removing posts, I wanted the Minima layout and styling preserved.
 
-	![Claude suggesting to remove everything](/assets/jekyll_site/nuclear_posts.png){: .small-image}
+	![Claude suggesting to remove everything](/assets/jekyll_site/nuclear_posts.png)
 
 1. I tried again. Claude wanted me to implement a bunch of JavaScript. This seemed like a hack, and I wanted a better solution.
 
 1. So I went to the internet. I read some stuff and tried some stuff and nothing was quite right. For example, a common issue people have is wanting to [hide some posts](https://tamrazyan.com/how-to-hide-a-post-on-jekyll). But I wanted to hide all posts, not filter some out.
 
 1. I finally went back to Claude and asked how to override the Minima theme. This turned out to be the correct wording! I got a simple solution that worked right away. 
 
-	![Solution: posts removed from index](/assets/jekyll_site/posts_solution.png){: .small-image}
-	![Site with post titles italicized](/assets/jekyll_site/post_with_proper_italics.png){: .bordered-small-image}
+	![Solution: posts removed from index](/assets/jekyll_site/posts_solution.png)
+	![Site with post titles italicized](/assets/jekyll_site/post_with_proper_italics.png)
 
 
 ## Issue #2: Italicize words in the title of a post
@@ -100,13 +100,12 @@ I thought this would be super easy and just a single line of code somewhere, but
 
 1. Next, Claude took a more nuanced, Minima-specific approach. I copied Minima’s ```head.html``` file over to my own, and then adjusted some of the code to account for the favicon. This worked.
 
-	![Claude's favicon solution](/assets/jekyll_site/favicon_solution.png){: .small-image}
-
+	![Claude's favicon solution](/assets/jekyll_site/favicon_solution.png)
 ## Issue #4: Add a LinkedIn icon
 
 I looked online first and found a lot of solutions that looked complicated and required editing multiple files. Surely there was a better way?! Yes. According to Claude, there was indeed a one-line solution. This worked right away.
 
-![Claude's LinkedIn solution](/assets/jekyll_site/linkedin.png){: .small-image}
+![Claude's LinkedIn solution](/assets/jekyll_site/linkedin.png)
 
 # Takeaways