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I do something similar, except with a `bash` script and hand writing the titles + dates. I thought about automating that, but work in different time zones so pr
by bArray 9y ago
I do something similar, except with a `bash` script and hand writing the titles + dates. I thought about automating that, but work in different time zones so prefer to choose.
One thing I might have of interest to you is a small DNT (DoNotTrack) JS file [1] and some CSS that adds some visual markdown features to the page after the fact [2].
P.S. Your output looks like it's missing `<HTML>` and other tags? And how are you getting automated code colour highlighting?
[1] http://coffeespace.org.uk/dnt.js http://coffeespace.org.uk/dnt.js
[2] http://coffeespace.org.uk/style.css http://coffeespace.org.uk/style.css
- charlesdaniels 9y agoSince I may not have time to update my article for a while, here is a link to the script[1]. I am unclear on your dnt script? What does it do? I don't have any facilities on my site to track users at all as it stands. I will probably be mooching parts of your CSS though, thanks for posting it here! Edit: you are correct, I seem to have forgotten to include <HTML> tags... I should probably fix that. [1] https://gist.github.com/charlesdaniels/ac5fa6e3e77aef5ff5c85fa2d95e9fba https://gist.github.com/charlesdaniels/ac5fa6e3e77aef5ff5c85...
- bArray 9y ago>Since I may not have time to update my article for a while, here is a link to the script[1]. Thank you. I was hoping you had figured out how to get it going in `pandoc`, tried it myself to no avail but just assumed I had done something wrong. >I am unclear on your dnt script? What does it do? I don't have any facilities on my site to track users at all as it stands. No, but I can imagine it useful if you did want to put a relevant YouTube video or Tweet embedded in, but wanted to respect DNT. It's worked pretty well so far. >I will probably be mooching parts of your CSS though, thanks for posting it here! No problem! Some parts to make the font size a little better for mobiles too at the top :) >Edit: you are correct, I seem to have forgotten to include <HTML> tags... I should probably fix that. Yeah, not a massive deal but who knows, could break something in the future!