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James be92533eb4 Introduce new Markdown shortcuts, revisit old blog posts

This does a number of things:
- Introduces new shortcodes for figures and tables, allowing them
  to be embedded natively.
- Fixes padding on Youtube videos
- Adjusts old blog posts, fixing dead links, and updating/unifying
  syntax.

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Corrected repo name.

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Introduce new Markdown shortcuts, revisit old blog posts

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LICENSE

Changing license to AGPL. Fixes #35

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package-lock.json

Removing Githubpages integration from gulp file.

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package.json

Removing Githubpages integration from gulp file.

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README.md

Adding Hugo to readme.

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SITEMAP.md

Added sitemap file.

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yarn.lock

Adding yarn.lock for TravisCI builds.

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README.md

Citra Official Website

This repository contains the source for the Citra Emulator website, which can be found at https://citra-emu.org/.

Quick Start

Required Dependencies

Node.js sudo apt-get install nodejs nodejs-legacy
Gulp.js sudo npm install -g gulp
Hugo sudo npm install -g hugo-bin
ImageMagick sudo apt-get install graphicsmagick
GraphicsMagick (Should be installed through graphicsmagick)

Instructions

Open up a terminal or command prompt in the citra-web directory.
Run npm install.
Run gulp.

Now, Gulp should have built the Citra website, and hosted it locally. It will print out the Access URLs, which you can go to in your browser to view it.

Sitemap

The sitemap for the Citra website can be found in SITEMAP.md.