* Adds an author to blog posts.

See #113

* Feedback #209, fully contain author in {{with}}

Co-authored-by: Bud Parr <budparr@gmail.com>

* Fixes #180.

* Trying to fix .RSSLink deprecation message.

`themes` directory is already set in the submodule command. Therefore, you should not have it as working directory.

As per https://gohugo.io/getting-started/quick-start/ I think it is better to use git submodules rather than cloning the repo. It should be easier to keep up to date etc. So please consider this change in documentation

These have been deprecated by Google

* feat: add commento block

Signed-off-by: Kirill K <kovalev.kirill.a@gmail.com>

* fix: use params section in config example

Signed-off-by: Kirill K <kovalev.kirill.a@gmail.com>

* fix: use defer to execute script after page load

Signed-off-by: Kirill K <kovalev.kirill.a@gmail.com>

Signed-off-by: Kirill K <kovalev.kirill.a@gmail.com>

* Create fr.toml

French translation

* Social link to "mastodon" added

* Some statics partials are cached, to optimise rendering

* Caching moved so that the i18n menu will work as expected. Refs #35

This dependency is not actually used and was causing security violations

Fixes #169

In English, the translation that is supposed to be shown on top of the table of contents looks like this:

```toml
[whatsInThis]
other = "What's in this {{.Type }}"
```

When it is invoked, there are two mistakes: `{{ i18n "whatsInThis" humanize .Type }}`.

The first mistake is that you cannot call `humanize` in this context. The more severe one is that if you remove `humanize` it will pass the `.Type` directly to the i18n and that tries to extract `.Type` from it.

* Create fr.toml

French translation

* Social link to "mastodon" added

* Some statics partials are cached, to optimise rendering

* Create fr.toml

French translation

* Social link to "mastodon" added

French translation

* add initial translation

* readd _copy params to templates

I updated the documentaiton as well as changed the contact page in the
exampleSite to use this feature as a demo.

Fixes #130

* 'master' of https://github.com/budparr/gohugo-theme-ananke:
  Improve semantic structure of pages (#151)

Fixes #150

Fixes #149

Keep in spirit with https://medium.com/@svinkle/why-let-someone-know-when-a-link-opens-a-new-window-8699d20ed3b1 but address issue #145

Remove unnecessary/duplicative yarn package lock file

* Open social media in new tab and add Medium

svg file pulled from Medium post on their logos
and brand guides dated Aug 22, 2017

https://medium.design/logos-and-brand-guidelines-f1a01a733592

* Add new-window accessibility icon for social media icons

Visible on-hover of link-transition class, this PR also
adds a description to the social media icons indicating that
they will open in a new window.

This way, users will be able to see and hear (via a reader)
when a tab will open in a new window.

This approach is based on the one outlined here:
https://medium.com/@svinkle/why-let-someone-know-when-a-link-opens-a-new-window-8699d20ed3b1

(it's already on the header). Fixes #135

via PR #134 @looer

Added config variable so this doesn't show up

Show "reading time" and "word count" but only if one of the following are true:
1) A global config `params` value is set `show_reading_time = true`
 2) A section front matter value is set `show_reading_time = true`
3) A page front matter value is set `show_reading_time = true`