Paper teaser figures
Drop your method/overview figures here, then point to them from
_data/publications.yml (teaser: field of each paper).
Naming convention
| Chapter | Paper | Expected file | teaser: value |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | OBM | images/papers/obm.png |
/images/papers/obm.png |
| 2 | PolyFootNet | images/papers/polyfootnet.png |
/images/papers/polyfootnet.png |
| 3 | DragOSM | images/papers/dragosm.png |
/images/papers/dragosm.png |
| 4 | DragRoof | images/papers/oblicity.png |
/images/papers/oblicity.png |
| 5 | LODEOT | images/papers/lodeot.png |
/images/papers/lodeot.png |
| 6 | Scenix | images/papers/scenix.png |
/images/papers/scenix.png |
Specification
- Aspect ratio: 16:9 (the card crops with
object-fit: cover, so keep the important content away from the extreme edges). - Width: ~1600 px is plenty; anything wider only costs bandwidth.
- Format: PNG or WebP. Avoid PDF/EPS — browsers cannot render them inline.
- Background: a light or transparent background works in both themes; pure-white figures look fine because the card adds a subtle top gradient.
What happens if a figure is missing
Nothing breaks. Two independent fallbacks are in place:
- If
teaser:is empty, a branded gradient placeholder showing the paper’s short name is rendered — no network request, no 404. - If
teaser:is set but the file is absent, anonerrorhandler swaps the card to that same placeholder at runtime.
So you can publish the site today and add figures one at a time.
Social card
images/og-cover.png (1200×630) is used as the Open Graph / Twitter preview
image. Until you add it, the site automatically falls back to
images/mybib.jpg.