=link_to'Remove avatar',namespace_project_avatar_path(@project.namespace,@project),data: {confirm: "Project avatar will be removed. Are you sure?"},method: :delete,class: "btn btn-remove btn-sm remove-avatar"
=link_to'Remove avatar',namespace_project_avatar_path(@project.namespace,@project),data: {confirm: "Project avatar will be removed. Are you sure?"},method: :delete,class: "btn btn-remove btn-sm remove-avatar"
=f.submit'Save changes',class: "btn btn-save"
=f.submit'Save changes',class: "btn btn-save"
-ifSettings.pages.enabled
.pages-settings
.panel.panel-default
.panel-heading Pages
.errors-holder
.panel-body
-if@project.pages_url
%strong
Congratulations! Your pages are served at:
%p=link_to@project.pages_url,@project.pages_url
-else
%p
Learn how to upload your static site and have it served by
GitLab by following the #{link_to"documentation on GitLab Pages","http://doc.gitlab.com/ee/pages/README.html",target: :blank}.
%p
In the example below we define a special job named
%code pages
which is using Jekyll to build a static site. The generated
HTML will be stored in the
%code public/
directory which will then be archived and uploaded to GitLab.
The name of the directory should not be different than