01:21:21 <ralsina> erdgeist: can you show me the contents of a post? 01:21:34 <ralsina> erdgeist: usually this means you are doing something strange :-) 03:35:27 <erdgeist> ralsina: Content is: 03:35:30 <erdgeist> -- 03:35:30 <erdgeist> date: Di, 26 Apr 2005 01:14:29 +0200 03:35:30 <erdgeist> title: Auf gut Glueck 03:35:30 <erdgeist> -- 03:35:30 <erdgeist> Heute haben sich die DreiEuroFuffzich fuer die [Sneak](http://www.yorck.de/yck/yorck_ie/yorck_kinos/filmtheateramfriedrichshain.php3) 03:35:40 <erdgeist> filename ist: 03:35:41 <erdgeist> 2005_04_26_-_01_14_-_Auf_gut_Glueck.md 03:37:02 <s2hc_johan> ralsina: just tried, but didn't mange when runnin fresh sita and from master. have to investigate the site I tried in before. 03:41:52 <s2hc_johan> erdgeist: I think it should start with <!-- and end with --> 03:42:49 <s2hc_johan> also in that you should have double dots before meta data 03:44:42 <erdgeist> hmm, this is not yaml-header standard. But will try :) Thanks 03:45:07 <s2hc_johan> I created a md post with "nikola new_post -f markdown" and this is what got created https://gist.github.com/s2hc-johan/c24a5771564376499ce2 03:45:35 <erdgeist> Thats not really much 03:45:44 <s2hc_johan> look at raw 03:46:49 <erdgeist> I see 03:52:34 <s2hc_johan> whats yaml got to do with it anyway, are you tyring to use rmarkdown? 03:53:36 <erdgeist> Well, .. to introduce a directive is rest 03:53:51 <erdgeist> standard for meta data in markdown files is adding a yaml-header 03:54:10 <s2hc_johan> erdgeist: if you don't want that in your markdown file you can add a <file name>.meta 03:54:25 <erdgeist> I know 03:54:49 <s2hc_johan> ok, I think nikola uses restructuredtext layout all the time 03:58:39 <erdgeist> well, that seems to be an acquired ... nerd-taste. For writing blog posts rather than docs .rst is less convenient than .md 04:00:06 <s2hc_johan> yea, but you only need it for the meata part 04:00:52 <s2hc_johan> do you have any link to markdown with yaml meta, can you do more advanced things like includes and such? 04:02:09 <erdgeist> you just add double -- and put your yaml between those ;) 04:02:35 <erdgeist> I need to re-convert all my blog posts now 04:02:58 <erdgeist> the dates are in a German locale 04:03:49 <s2hc_johan> is that in the start only or can you do more advanced things like inclusion mid text or like include plugins mid text? 04:03:59 <erdgeist> in start only 04:04:14 <erdgeist> a header, hence the name 04:04:36 <s2hc_johan> ok, but if that is a usual workflow, create a ticket, and maybe it gets implemented 09:35:08 <ChrisWarrick> erdgeist: we don’t do YAML in Nikola, we use reStructuredText comments 09:36:13 <ChrisWarrick> erdgeist: also, most dates will work, we don’t force a format. dateutil.parse should figure out what you used 09:38:15 <ChrisWarrick> erdgeist: also, we have just the right plugin for you if you are converting from jekyll: http://plugins.getnikola.com/#import_jekyll 09:41:54 <ChrisWarrick> erdgeist: well, it might not exactly get written out German right (English is hardcoded). 2005-04-26 01:14:29 +02:00 will work the best, have fun converting! 10:19:58 <erdgeist> I never used jekyll, I wrote everything by hand 10:27:40 <ChrisWarrick> erdgeist: a custom-made ssg? 10:28:45 <ChrisWarrick> erdgeist: see what `nikola new_post -f markdown` outputs and adjust your posts to that. 17:51:35 <erdgeist> ChrisWarrick: No, handwritten HTML ;)