This is nice! But I just found out there is an alternative way of doing this, see comment. Opinions welcome!

As discussed elsewhere, although this custom approach is nicer, we should go for the sphinx-native approach for maintainability. Once neuroinformatics-unit/movement#990 is merged, it can be copied here.

I reverted the custom author byline commit and replaced it with ABlog's built-in postcard sidebar templates, following the same approach used in neuroinformatics-unit/movement#990. See discussion under the movement PR for context on how we reached this decision.

Together with brainglobe/brainglobe.github.io#503, this makes all our blogs have the same sidebar settings.

Preview for blog/index:

Preview for blogpost page:

Changes

• Remove the add_blog_author_byline Sphinx extension hook and its imports from conf.py
• Remove the .blog-post-author CSS block from custom.css
• Add html_sidebars config to use ABlog's native postcard.html + recentposts.html templates on blog post pages, and authors.html + archives.html on the blog index
• Set fontawesome_included = True so ABlog renders icons via the FontAwesome already bundled by the PyData theme