Depending on your comfort with HTML and CSS, I think you should be able to achieve this by overriding the CSS style for the d-byline tag, described here.
Thanks for answering, so I tried setting up a CSS file using create_theme(), and create adjusted
d-byline .byline {
grid-template-columns: 1fr;
}
and pass it to _site.yml as theme: theme.css, and still not working.
For sure I did something wrong since I have no knowledge of CSS or HTML. I'm not even entirely sure how to do what you suggested...
I'm using the basic template from the distill package, I am able to apply different themes, the following is the section where I can play around with the size of the author and date in my welcome page, I'm guessing this is the section where I can adjust their position?
Hi @mattwarkentin. I tried this by adding the new syntax below the "Additional custom styles" section in the css file I generated with create_theme() (this css file works fine for other theme changes).
Hi @mattwarkentin, sorry for the late reply was caught up with work.
So I created my blog by selecting the new project and then Distill Blog in Rstudio, it will produce a basic framework of what the blog would look like.
From the basic frame, the welcome post in the blog looks like this.
Instead of arranging author, published, and affiliation in 2 rows, what I'm trying to achieve is to get my author, published, and affiliation aligned in one line, like the following image.