Contributing

This repository was designed with a very specific purpose in mind: teaching students of the Digitizing Cultural Heritage Materials course at the University of Borås how to use GitHub Pages to publish the results of their digitisation projects online (and, if it falls within the purview of their project, how to transform TEI-XML transcriptions into HTML documents using XSL Transformation Scenarios in oXygen. This significantly limits the way in which the template can (and arguably should) be altered. Nevertheless, feedback is always welcome! As long as you follow our code of conduct, you are always welcome to open an issue to report a bug, improve the encoding, propose ways to reduce redundancy in the code, request a feature, or just talk about the template and what you found useful or frustrating about it. I am also always happy to evaluate and accept pull requests, as long as they do not interfere with functionalities that are necessary for the class.