justinwars

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The All-In-One Editorial Calendar for WordPress(coschedule.com)
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LAUNCHED: The All-In-One Editorial Calendar for WordPress(coschedule.com)
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by justinwars 13y ago
If your not a fan of the code floating, that can be disabled. We are working on getting some better code styles as well that should fix the contrast issue.
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by justinwars 13y ago
Wow, we even looked around when naming Daux to make sure there wouldn't be any conflicts. I took a look at the dox project and I think we are going to be ok. It looks to be a significantly different approach.
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by justinwars 13y ago
Interesting idea. I will look into what some possible options are. In the mean time I create a Github issue to track the request: https://github.com/justinwalsh/daux.io/issues/13
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by justinwars 13y ago
I have heard some people having issues with horizontal scrolling, I am still trying to get to the bottom of this.
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by justinwars 13y ago
Thanks! We will be pushing a fix for the scrollbar issue.
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by justinwars 13y ago
This is completely true, and I started a Github issue to create an optional build script to generate a static set of files that could be deployed to S3, Github Pages or something similar. https://github.com/justinwalsh/
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by justinwars 13y ago
I agree I should have used a template engine. I wrote most of this with the idea that it would be a proof of concept but ended up turning into something I felt others would still benefit from. It's still simple enough to get around the
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by justinwars 13y ago
The forced .md and underscores was mostly for speed of development on the first version of Daux. I agree it is a bit arbitrary and I plan on making the requirements a bit less strict in the future.
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The Easiest Way To Document Your Project(daux.io)
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