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View Code? Open in Web Editor NEWA gist-backed pretty display for markdown.
Home Page: https://gist.io
License: MIT License
A gist-backed pretty display for markdown.
Home Page: https://gist.io
License: MIT License
This is along the lines of #39.
Not sure if this is an intentional incompatibility, but this:
https://gist.github.com/85126ceb850513ecc276
Does not appear to map to this:
http://gist.io/85126ceb850513ecc276
When I attempt to access the gist.io link, I get a 404.
I'd really like to be able to point someone to http://gist.io/pcrockett where they can see several of my gists on one page. Similar to the way you see a user's gists when you go to https://gist.github.com/pcrockett, but pretty.
I created this example gist with 2 iframes - one bringing in a visual from a webpage and a second with a youtube video:
https://gist.github.com/tkb/6377766
The embedded content does not render on gist.io:
Is this a bug / limitation?
Any suggested workarounds?
Right now it's just the gist number, which is unhelpful.
So, if it is a big thing that I am writing, I'd name my files like this:
00-intro.md
(optional, may start from 01
)01-chapter-one.md
02-chapter-two.md
03-chapter-three.md
Currently, my gist is reordered :(
Should be able to hit http://gist.io/3789349/some-text-here.html or whatever. Bonus points for modifying it for the user with the history API as the title changes.
GitHub Flavored Markdown allows blocks of code to be marked up with a triple back tick opening and closing the block. Gist.io currently does not appear to support this.
Example: GitHub Gist → Gist.io Gist
I think it'd be nice if I can view reStructuredText documents using gist.io, and looking at the python code, I think it's possible.
I don't know much about CSS though, but that shouldn't be hard either.
It would be nice if viewing the contents (which is fairly static) wouldn't require me to have JavaScript enabled (and available at all) in the browser. This way I could also wget/curl such a page, etc.
Balatonfűzfő vs Balatonfuzfo
The accent characters are missing. I'm happy to send a pull request but I don't know the proper font. I would choose from this list http://www.google.com/fonts.
This is An Example reference-style link.
[an example]: http://example.com/ "Optional Title Here"
I know that WordPress or at least a plugin has an algo for this. Could check that or other implementations, I'm sure they're out there. Bringhurst would demand it.
Should fit into the content-column with max-width: 100%
, at the very least.
Hello.
Seems like the last commit was 5 months ago, I was wondering if the maintainer stopped working on Gist.io , or maybe he just took a break.
I really love the idea of turn Gist.io into a blogging platform (Users, Comments, etc.) because I'm not comfortable with Wordpress/Blogger/Tumblr and I don't want to set up a Jekyll/Octopress site. I find Gist.io great for writing but... it's not a blogging platform.
This gist: https://gist.github.com/3138370 renders an image that "fits" the page, however gist.io inflates it to full size: http://gist.io/3138370
Maintaining the smaller image is what I expected (and would be a great feature for blogs).
I want to full-screen and have markdown on the left and an automatically-updated preview on the right. The two should be synced wrt scrolling. Preview should exactly match site.
@idan Is this a feature you're interested in?
See here: http://gist.io/985132
It would be nice to have more meaningful URLs such as:
gist.io/jeromegn/123456-sluggified-post-title
That's all possible without user intervention.
As soon as somebody hits gist.io/123456
you could redirect them to the more meaningful URL.
X-Expire-TTL-Seconds on gistio.py:47 is simply retarded.
Trying to access the "example post" linked in gist.io get the "Unable to Fetch Gist" error page.
Similarly accessing any gist yields the same error page.
Using the "Web Inspector" in Safari, under the "log" panel there is the following error
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 500 (Internal Server Error) http://gist.io/3135754/content
Readers of my gist.io posts reported this morning that the gist.io URLs are not rendering the gist content?
"No Content Found
Quite flummoxed. Terribly sorry."
Not sure if this is a gist.io thing or a github thing?
Considering the fact that this is for reading writings rather than codes, I think it makes sense to make it compatible with Instapaper and other services similar to it.
Also the <title> element should be the description rather than gist.io#.
Are private gists supported?
It would be pretty neat if one could directly link to sections of a gist, e.g. http://gist.io/12345#my-awesome-section
. Would it be feasible to automatically generated the necessary anchors from the section title? :)
https://gist.github.com/3249086
It's public & in Markdown.
Instead of doing the JS loading in any case as it is now.
It's good to have a way to instantly know who authored a gist without clicking its source.
The gist id is 3165119.
See gist: https://gist.github.com/3145449
Note the new line between the first line of code and the second line of code.
See gist.io: http://gist.io/3145449
Perhaps instead of:
<p>
<code>
/* code in here... */
/* more code on a new line... */
</code>
</p>
...it should be:
<p><code>/* code in here... */</code></p>
<p><code>/* more code on a new line... */</code></p>
Maruku has more advanced features than markdown. For instance, you cannot make a table of contents, a linkable anchor, etc. (see example: http://gist.io/3141153).
Looks great so far :-)
Literal haskell is a fantastic writing medium, it also helps that it's markdown compatible. This issue description is in literal haskell, and can be compiled by any haskell compiler (as a file with a .lhs
extension).
Code to compile is in markdown blockquotes like so:
factorial' :: [Int] -> Int
factorial' [] = 0
factorial' (x:xs) = x * factorial xs
In theory all you should have to do is add .lhs
to your list of supported file types somewhere and it should just work. I totally get that there probably won't be much demand for this though.
<hr/>
tags appear in the text of this page.
Hey, when I use the bookmarklet to convert e.g. https://gist.github.com/quchen/5284753 I'm redirected to http://gist.io/quchen/5284753, which does not exist. Deleting my username manually then yields the correct URL http://gist.io/5284753.
(Could be that my Firefox 16 has some JS bug though.)
Shows the first version only. Also, ## doesn't work. See https://gist.github.com/3140015 and http://gist.io/3140015
Hey @idan, I've noticed that gistio has been untouched for almost a year now. If you've got other things going on and don't have time to maintain it anymore, I'd really like to offer my help as a committer or co-maintainer. The site's quite cool and I'd hate to see it remain untouched! Please let me know if you think there'd be room for someone to help you out here.
Gists use GitHub Flavored Markdown:
http://github.github.com/github-flavored-markdown/
bug shown here:
It'd be nice to be able to show code snippets in posts.
I can add markup for a table but I can't style it, neither with a <style> element nor with style attributes (both are stripped by GFM, I serpose).
E.g.: http://gist.io/3593759
Right now html is escaped so embedding these social buttons is not possible (e.g. https://dev.twitter.com/docs/tweet-button)
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