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May
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awarded | Yearling |
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Feb
18 |
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Why can't I get Nanoc to compile my site on Windows 8? Does the static data source that comes with nanoc 3.5.x crash too? |
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Feb
1 |
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answered | nanoc: How can I pass options to pandoc-ruby? |
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Feb
1 |
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accepted | Check presence of loaded Gemfile |
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Jan
31 |
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asked | Check presence of loaded Gemfile |
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Jan
26 |
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answered | Pretty URL via separate folder and index.html file inside or rule in .htaccess |
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Jan
22 |
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How to generate pages for each tag in nanoc Thanks for pointing that out! I fixed my original answer. |
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Jan
22 |
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How to generate pages for each tag in nanoc Fix “def preprocess” vs “preprocess do” |
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Jan
22 |
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Nanoc long compile time Pygmentize is awfully slow. A direct replacement is pygments.rb, which is a lot faster (already mentioned above). Take a look at pull request #100 for developer.github.com to get an idea of the speedup! I personally use CodeRay though, works fine as well. Can you give an idea of the speedup you got now? |
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Jan
22 |
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answered | Nanoc long compile time |
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Dec
25 |
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How add own javascript file to nanoc? Instead of using ".js" you can also use item[:extension], which is the original file extension. Additionally, the #compile block does not need to return anything, so the nil is not useful.
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Dec
14 |
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awarded | Citizen Patrol |
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Dec
14 |
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Sort articles based on time and not date in nanoc That is not a nanoc answer. |
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Dec
14 |
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answered | How to generate pages for each tag in nanoc |
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Dec
13 |
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answered | Nanoc is not compiling css |
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Dec
13 |
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Sort articles based on time and not date in nanoc Then I am guessing some article’s :time attribute is nil.
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Dec
12 |
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answered | Sort articles based on time and not date in nanoc |
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Dec
5 |
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answered | How to redirect in nanoc |
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Nov
26 |
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awarded | Commentator |
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Nov
26 |
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Nanoc changing the base path when deploying page in github The answer to that question is in my answer. Use the relativize_paths filter to relativize paths in HTML and CSS.
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