Hi Mike,
This needs to be a CMS for me, not a builder. I need to be able to update and
access posts live from anywhere -- even if I only have my cell phone with me.
So, I've basically excluded static site generators from the scope of
considerationa sync / edit / build / push cycle isn't
Nikola will build the index locally, and because it uses rsync to
upload, only new stuff ever gets uploaded. Not stuff that has not changed.
On 15/04/2019 19:59, SoundChaser wrote:
> In a bit of irony, I've just spent the last weekend digging around and
> researching CMS'es... I started
In a bit of irony, I've just spent the last weekend digging around and
researching CMS'es... I started with database drive systems, and then, thanks
to LostInBronx and Klaatu (for running their gaming site on Grav) looking at
flat file CMS's.
The main issue with going the flat file approach is
On 2019-04-03 20:36, Ken Fallon wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Do any of you have a recommendation for a Static Site Generators that
> just publishes html files.
>
> For example takes a page, adds a header and footer from somewhere and
> publishes the combined page.
>
>
Hi All,
Thanks for the
It is a little heavy but pandoc can convert markdown (or just about any
other format) into html while inserting header/footer text form a file.
I use something like this:
cat file.md | pandoc -M title:"Documents" -H ../markdown.header -f gfm -t
html -o ~/Documents/docs.html
>From the pandoc
Ken,
I currently have raspberryvi.org in a git repository on a local machine.
There is one thing you need to know when setting up a Nikola site to
stop the blog from being the front page. I can share that with you if
you go for Nikola.
Jekyll is used by github.io pages, but don't think it has
Top posting for Mike.
Thanks for all the feedback.
Actually this is for HPR. I want to have the website statically
available as much as possible, so you can rsync or git clone the repos
and run your own site.
If we consider each show to be it's own entity that is self contained
but fits in
Ken, do you have a preferred input type for the source files?
When it came time for me to pick a static site generator, I specifically
looked for something that was based on HAML, Markdown, and SASS; because
I absolutely did not want to write a bunch of raw HTML.
jezra
P.S. eventually I
Hi Ken: If your server supports Server Side Includes (SSI) then you can
add comments to the top and bottom of your pages to include a header and
footer. I was doing that for a static site for a while (but then got
sucked into the WordPress morass).
eg.
-->
The insert.hti file
Ken,
I've read your message, and seen many of the responses (personally I like
Nikola too -- but I've not used it for any real projects).
But, I'm slightly confused - your subjects says: "NOT a flat file CMS". If you
don't need something that will apply CSS styling, and build a navigation
That's a great option. I've used hugo, snd i recall liking it but yesh i think
it had weirdness with markdown. If Jekyll avoids that, id take a look at that.
On 4 April 2019 8:25:27 AM NZDT, "Claes Wallin (韋嘉誠)"
wrote:
>On Thu, Apr 4, 2019, 02:38 Ken Fallon wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Do any
Podwrite, which i use for gnuworldorder and Commons & Chronicles, does exactly
that. Its UI or UX or whatever is a little rough, but im happy to walk you
through it.
On 4 April 2019 7:36:34 AM NZDT, Ken Fallon wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>Do any of you have a recommendation for a Static Site Generators
Hi All,
Do any of you have a recommendation for a Static Site Generators that
just publishes html files.
For example takes a page, adds a header and footer from somewhere and
publishes the combined page.
--
Regards,
Ken Fallon
http://kenfallon.com
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