Merge pull request #58 from Australian-Structural-Biology-Computing/fix-migrate

Minor migration fixes

Author: supernord

README.md

@@ -6,4 +6,4 @@ If you're seeing this you're on the coding-style backend. This provides a place
 
 ## Where is the *website*, not just the raw source code?
 
-Point your browser to https://australian-structural-biology-computing.github.io/website/
+Point your browser to https://australian-structural-biology-computing.github.io/

index.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ This website is a virtual meeting place and hub for all users of **computing for
 
 {% include video-list-columns.html 
    video_id="3Ad2gUjeSL8?si=T2Md7RwXn7YWl1S7" 
-   list="The protein design seminar series includes <b>6 presentations</b> from Australian structural biologists utilising the latest developments in <i>de novo</i> protein design to develop protein binders to various therapeutic targets.|Watch <b>Dr Rhys Grinter</b> share a recent project involving the development of protein binders to a protein target involved in heme piracy.|The full series schedule, seminar registration link and recordings of completed seminars are available <b><a href=\"/website/protein_design_seminars\">here</a></b>.|The next event in the series will be on <b>September 16th</b> and will describe using <i>in silico</i> design methods to create <i>de novo</i> proteins that selectively modulate apoptosis." %}
+   list="The protein design seminar series includes <b>6 presentations</b> from Australian structural biologists utilising the latest developments in <i>de novo</i> protein design to develop protein binders to various therapeutic targets.|Watch <b>Dr Rhys Grinter</b> share a recent project involving the development of protein binders to a protein target involved in heme piracy.|The full series schedule, seminar registration link and recordings of completed seminars are available <b><a href=\"/protein_design_seminars\">here</a></b>.|The next event in the series will be on <b>September 16th</b> and will describe using <i>in silico</i> design methods to create <i>de novo</i> proteins that selectively modulate apoptosis." %}
 
 ## Upcoming Events
 

pages/activities.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: Community activities
 page_id: activities
 #type: resources
 toc: false
-redirect_from: /website/activities/
+redirect_from: /website/activities
 ---
 
 <div class="legend-item legend-item-1">

pages/activities/protein_design_seminars.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ roadmap: A computational structural biology training program (Roadmap D2)
 roadmap_category: D2
 contributors: [Rhys Grinter, Gavin Knott, Cyntia Taveneau, Josh Hardy, Joel Mackay, Kate Michie, Johan Gustafsson, Melissa Burke]
 toc: false
-redirect_from: /website/proteinfold_design_desminars
+redirect_from: /website/protein_design_seminars
 ---
 <!-- TODO: Add Richard Birkinshaw and Joel Mackay-->
 

pages/contributing/guide_template.md

@@ -12,9 +12,9 @@ redirect_from: /website/guide_template
 
 > Before you start using this template!
 > 1. Add your name to the contributors section of the guide above
-> 2. Make sure to also add your name to [`CONTRIBUTORS.yml`](https://github.com/Australian-Structural-Biology-Computing/website/blob/main/_data/CONTRIBUTORS.yml)
+> 2. Make sure to also add your name to [`CONTRIBUTORS.yml`](https://github.com/Australian-Structural-Biology-Computing/australian-structural-biology-computing.github.io/blob/main/_data/CONTRIBUTORS.yml)
 > 3. Add a plain text description to the section above
-> 4. Add affiliations to the section above: make sure to also update [`affiliations.yml`](https://github.com/Australian-Structural-Biology-Computing/website/blob/main/_data/affiliations.yml)
+> 4. Add affiliations to the section above: make sure to also update [`affiliations.yml`](https://github.com/Australian-Structural-Biology-Computing/australian-structural-biology-computing.github.io/blob/main/_data/affiliations.yml)
 > 5. Add citation information in the format provided below:
 
 **Note:** if this guide helped you, please cite it as follows