First make sure your wireless drivers are loaded properly.
Install wpa_supplicant & dhcpcd.
apk add wpa_supplicant dhcpcd
$ gem -v | |
2.0.3 | |
$ gem list rubygems-update | |
$ gem uninstall -v 2.0.3 rubygems-update | |
$ gem install -v 1.8.24 rubygems-update | |
$ update_rubygems | |
$ gem -v | |
1.8.24 |
<!-- To start with we’ll add some basic Front Matter to /date-formatting.html including a date in ISO 8601 format. --> | |
--- | |
layout: default | |
title: Date Formatting | |
date: 2016-03-23T10:20:00Z | |
--- | |
<!-- Now we can run the date through a filter to get the desired format. --> |
$themes: ( | |
default: ( | |
logo: url("../images/brand/logo_vertical.svg"), | |
bg: $bg--light, | |
card-bg: $bg--card--light, | |
text: $text--light, | |
text-secondary: $text--2--light, | |
link: $brand--blue--light, | |
hover: $hover--light, | |
border: $border--light |
// SO responsive mixin | |
// a mixin is different from a function as it does not return a value but serves as placeholder for code | |
@mixin responsive( $breakpoint ) { | |
/* | |
breakpoints are viewport arbitrary values, | |
they are defined with the aim of allowing the SCSS/CSS code of your app' behave accordingly to your user's device width, | |
the breakpoints I used were inspired by Bootstrap => | |
https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.0/layout/breakpoints/ | |
*/ | |
@if $breakpoint == smartphone-portrait { |