Added gadgetplayboy.com to show case and an article to press

[softinio]

• Added my blog (http://gadgetplayboy.com/) to the show case section of hugo docs
• Added my article about migrating to Hugo to the press/articles section of hugo docs

[CLAassistant]

All committers have accepted the CLA.

[anthonyfok]

Thanks @softinio!

I did, however, need to re-capture the screenshot for your site because the thumbnails are supposed to be 600×400 rather than 600×344. I ended up using the following wkhtmltoimage from http://wkhtmltopdf.org/ for the screenshot:

wkhtmltoimage --width 1500 --height 1000 http://gadgetplayboy.com/ gadgetplayboy-tn.png

I chose 1500×1000 because I found your website looked best at that window size for a 3:2 thumbnail. Other websites may have different optimal sizes for the thumbnail.

(I then resized and optimized the image with convert (ImageMagick), pngquant and optipng, which I routinely do for all showcase pull requests.)

I then made the following changes to your Showcase entry:

--- a/docs/content/showcase/gadgetplayboy.md
+++ b/docs/content/showcase/gadgetplayboy.md
@@ -2,13 +2,13 @@
 date: 2015-11-29T07:16:53-05:00
 description: Salar Rahmanian Blog
 license: MIT
-licenseLink: ""
+licenseLink: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/softinio/gadgetplayboy.com/master/LICENSE
 sitelink: http://gadgetplayboy.com/
 sourceLink: https://github.com/softinio/gadgetplayboy.com
 tags:
 - personal
 - blog
-thumbnail: /img/gadgetplayboy.png
+thumbnail: /img/gadgetplayboy-tn.png
 title: gadgetplayboy.com
 ---

I also revised your Git commit message according to the Contribution Guideline:

• Before: Added gadgetplayboy.com to show case and an article to press
• After : Add gadgetplayboy.com to Showcase and an article to Press

Documenting all these to help future newcomers. 😉

Merged as 5af8cc2 (master) and c25c151 (v0.15.docs).

[softinio]

Thanks @anthonyfok

ps: Great tip about wkhtmltoimage had never come across it before :-)

[anthonyfok]

I discovered wkhtmltoimage just today myself! :-) I was using gnome-web-photos before, but it does not allow a specified height, so the screenshot it generates is unsatisfactory, so I went searching and found this article: http://www.binarytides.com/take-webpage-screenshot-from-command-line-in-ubuntu-linux/

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