Deleted the old html files and generated them again with Pelican #21
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Just created a draft PR to get feedback if this looks worth pursuing.
I ran the following commands to get the Pelican site set up:
From there it was a case of going through the options with:
I created three folders - images, pages, and posts which I think are the default names recommended by Pelican. I created a folder jekyll_content_archive as I wasn't sure if everything there is OK to delete?
I hosted the changes here if you want to take a look.
If Pelican looks like a good option, a good next step could be to choose a theme?
Any feedback appreciated and welcome as I'm not coming at this with much experience with Pelican or creating static websites.