Design

_quarto.yml

@@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ project:
 
 website:
   title: dhbern.github.io
-  # favicon: logo.png
   open-graph: true
   twitter-card: true
   site-url: https://dhbern.github.io/

content/events/20250430-open-access-workshop/index.qmd

@@ -30,4 +30,4 @@ In addition, we'll be showcasing open source tools such as Git, Quire and Quarto
 
 The [Digital History Network Switzerland](https://www.digitalhistorynetwork.ch/en/home), including Prof. Dr. Michael Piotrowski, Dr. Moritz Feichtinger and Dominic Weber, will contribute their expertise to guide the discussions.
 
-![A playful engraving-style image juxtaposing Gutenberg’s 15th-century printing press with modern open access publishing, highlighting the continuity of knowledge dissemination across centuries.](DALL·E 2025-03-11 08.43.36 - An engraving-style copperplate illustration of Johannes Gutenberg operating an old printing press, but instead of traditional books, he is printing an.webp){fig-alt="Engraving-style illustration of Johannes Gutenberg operating a historical printing press labeled with his name. Instead of printing traditional books, the press is producing pages with the words \"OPEN ACCESS.\" A modern computer screen and keyboard sit nearby, also displaying the phrase \"OPEN ACCESS\" alongside a stylized \"Q\" logo. A large book on the table bears the same text and Gutenberg’s name, blending elements of early print history with digital open access themes."}
+![A playful engraving-style image juxtaposing Gutenberg’s 15th-century printing press with modern open access publishing, highlighting the continuity of knowledge dissemination across centuries.](dalle-2025-03-11-08.43.36---an-engraving-style-copperplate-illustration-of-johannes-gutenberg-operating-an-old-printing-press%2c-but-instead-of-traditional-books-he-is-printing-an.webp){fig-alt="Engraving-style illustration of Johannes Gutenberg operating a historical printing press labeled with his name. Instead of printing traditional books, the press is producing pages with the words \"OPEN ACCESS.\" A modern computer screen and keyboard sit nearby, also displaying the phrase \"OPEN ACCESS\" alongside a stylized \"Q\" logo. A large book on the table bears the same text and Gutenberg’s name, blending elements of early print history with digital open access themes."}

content/posts/20250402-move-to-quarto/index.qmd

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 The Digital Humanities department at the University of Bern is transitioning its research and services to a [Quarto](https://quarto.org/)-based website hosted on [GitHub Pages](https://pages.github.com/). This strategic move aims to enhance the flexibility and accessibility of their digital presence.
 
-![We are moving!](ChatGPT%20Image%20Apr%202,%202025,%2008_43_17%20AM.png){fig-alt="A smiling woman holding a box in an office space."}
+![We are moving!](chatgpt-image-apr-2%2c-2025%2c-08_43_17-am.png){fig-alt="A smiling woman holding a box in an office space."}
 
 Quarto is an open-source publishing system that supports various formats, including HTML, PDF, and ePub. It integrates seamlessly with programming languages such as Python, R, Julia, and Observable, facilitating the creation of dynamic and reproducible content. This versatility is particularly beneficial for digital humanities projects that often require the integration of diverse data sources and analytical methods.