06:20:14 <gour> morning 06:22:07 <gour> subscribing to docutils ml was useful, today i learnt that, despite of stupid defaults, one can trim spaces at footnote references.. 07:07:37 <gour> ..although it seems it does not work within quoted paragraph 08:38:12 <gour> ..it does if it's backslashed, but now I wonder if it would work by using "superscript" instead of "brackets". any hint? 12:18:53 <gour> can anyone check http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.text.docutils.user/7421 thread and tell whether using directives in e.g. ~/.docutils should work with Nikola? 12:20:10 <gour> here it works in the text itself, while the reference is still rendered as: [1] text of the footnote 13:25:10 -GitHub[nikola]:#nikola- [nikola] Aeyoun pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/vsUwK 13:25:10 -GitHub[nikola]:#nikola- nikola/master beeacb0 Daniel Aleksandersen: Combat link decay with Nikola, check redirects... 13:41:01 <ChrisWarrick> gour: about ~/.docutils, dunno. You can throw together a Nikola plugin for that easily though. 13:45:34 <gour> ChrisWarrick: using this: 13:45:36 <gour> [html4css1 writer] 13:45:38 <gour> footnote_references: superscript 13:45:51 <gour> works for the footnote, but reference is still 'brackets' 13:46:06 <ChrisWarrick> I’m not a docutils expert 13:46:10 <gour> ok 16:06:22 <ralsina> ChrisWarrick: how do you feel about a release today-ish? 16:06:34 <ralsina> There are a couple of annoying bugs in last one that could use fixing 16:06:39 <ralsina> and they are fixed in master 16:08:59 -GitHub[nikola]:#nikola- [nikola] Aeyoun pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/vsT9N 16:08:59 -GitHub[nikola]:#nikola- nikola/master 22c7e3e Daniel Aleksandersen: Skip remote links in LINK_CHECK_WHITELIST 16:13:06 -travis-ci:#nikola- getnikola/nikola#5982 (master - 22c7e3e : Daniel Aleksandersen): The build passed. 16:13:07 -travis-ci:#nikola- Change view: https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/compare/beeacb0ee684...22c7e3e2169f 16:13:07 -travis-ci:#nikola- Build details: https://travis-ci.org/getnikola/nikola/builds/76134945 17:00:30 -GitHub[nikola]:#nikola- [nikola] Aeyoun pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/vskLS 17:00:30 -GitHub[nikola]:#nikola- nikola/master ef4d2a2 Daniel Aleksandersen: Better redirection testing... 19:51:58 <superfly> ralsina: (hopefully) quick question: when I click "next" on the front page to get to the next page of blog posts, I only have 1 blog post on the next page. If I click next again, then the following page has all 10 or whatever blog posts. Is there a setting that I'm missing? 19:52:26 <ralsina> superfly: it's a long story but we do a weird thing so that index pages don't have to be rebuilt all the time 19:52:39 <ralsina> so, oldest pages will fill up, and the latest one is usually not full 19:52:43 <superfly> ralsina: I'm rebuildikng from scratch 19:52:48 <superfly> *rebuilding 19:52:49 <ralsina> yes 19:53:01 <superfly> ah 19:53:11 <ralsina> suppose you have 25 posts and 10 posts per page. index-1 will have 10, index-2 will have 10, index-3 will have 5 19:53:25 <superfly> building in oldest -> latest instead of latest -> oldest? 19:53:33 <ralsina> yes 19:53:50 <ralsina> the other way around every time you add 10 posts, every index-N page is obsolete 19:53:59 <ralsina> links from other sites break, and so on. 19:54:05 <superfly> ya 19:54:19 <ralsina> it's as good as I could come up with :-) 19:54:50 <superfly> well, at least I know it's not some setting I'm missing :-) 19:55:13 <ralsina> I *think* there is a setting that makes it work the other way around 19:55:51 <ralsina> INDEXES_STATIC=False will make it the other way around 20:00:15 <superfly> OK, let me try that then 20:00:40 <superfly> ralsina: I just want to say, you (and the rest of the nikola team) are super helpful. Thank you! 20:01:08 <ralsina> superfly: you're welcome! We try! :-) 20:01:59 <superfly> I am part of a couple of open source projects too, and I know how tough it is to receive a lot of criticism and no "thank you"s 20:07:00 <superfly> HAH. Thanks ralsina, that did the trick. The blog I'm migrating to Nikola didn't have static index pages either, so I'm not losing anything. 20:27:17 <ralsina> cool 21:05:03 <Aeyoun> superfly: leave it at static indexes. Then the pages are actually linkable and sharable. index-2.html always contains the same posts. It's better that way. 21:07:13 <KwBot> [nikola] Cutuchiqueno opened issue #1951: External Links in NAVIGATION_LINKS don't work https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/issues/1951