3 ms·

Surprised the default content of the page isn't set to the readme, if one exists.

• prezjordan 15y ago
  Same here. While I was browsing themes I figured it WOULD put the README there, but I had to go back and edit everything after I published.
  • asmala 15y ago
    Heh, seems like you beat me to the punch by 2min both here and there.
• asmala 15y ago
  My thoughts exactly. I posted a comment to that effect.
• envex 15y ago
  I think it's because it's a separate branch, but yeah, it would probably make sense to just pull the readme from master.
• dfc 15y ago
  It seems like defaulting to readme content would make to many assumptions about the content of your readme.
  • secoif 15y ago
    Basically, it should just wrap the HTML generated from markdown (if readme is markdown) in some theme.
    • dfc 15y ago
      And oif your readme.md is merely: "GPL Licensed" The preview page will be much less impressive. As it is the preview page has enough lorem ipsum to give the user a feel for the theme.
      • secoif 15y ago
        Good point.
• ajacksified 15y ago
  Indeed. I've used http://rthauby.github.com/Paige/ http://rthauby.github.com/Paige/ for a few projects; it's a simple npm project that generates documentation from your readme file.