[07:53] Morning ! o/ [09:45] davidcalle, do you remember if we had landed the footnotes extension on prod? [09:46] Let me check [09:47] dholbach: yes :) [09:47] great [09:48] hum... thinking about it, I'm wondering if it even made sense to get it on the dev site [09:49] it would only make sense if we include it in snappy/snapcraft docs in markdown an then import it from there, right? [09:49] in that case github would probably need to have this extension as well [09:51] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25579868/how-to-add-footnotes-to-github-flavoured-markdown [09:53] dholbach: I'm on the same page [09:53] And trying options on github, doesn't seem to be supported, indeed [09:54] dholbach: on the other hand, depending on the doc, if we don't need to host it there, we can fallback on raw md in launchpad [09:55] https://github.com/ubuntu/snappy-playpen/blob/test/README.md [09:55] indeed, it doesn't work [09:55] using the example from https://pythonhosted.org/Markdown/extensions/footnotes.html [09:57] I'll send a mail to the Jamies and loop you in, so we can figure it out together where to put it [10:02] dholbach: I've sent you something I've just tried (not footnotes, but general md), in case it helps [10:02] wow, nice [10:03] ot sure how accurate the conversion is, I know the script hanged on code blocks and I've disabled this, but for a general layout, might be useful [10:03] not* [10:08] it looks good at first glance [10:09] For reference: http://lifehacker.com/this-script-converts-google-documents-to-markdown-for-e-511746113 [10:10] * dholbach bookmarks [13:08] davidcalle, https://daniel.holba.ch/temp/whitepaper/ - what do you think? [13:08] making it all pretty took a bit longer than expected, but all in all, it went all right [13:09] we should also enable markdown.extensions.toc [13:09] I'll add an MP for it [13:32] dholbach: that's a nice amount of footnotes :) [13:33] dholbach: lgtm, although, I'm wondering how the top image will look at eight-col size. [13:52] davidcalle, I guess we can resize it [14:03] https://code.launchpad.net/~dholbach/developer-ubuntu-com/add-toc-md-ext/+merge/295480 [14:10] ack [14:13] davidcalle, refresh the whitepaper again - toc and footnotes work fine :) [14:23] dholbach: here ? https://daniel.holba.ch/temp/whitepaper/security-whitepaper.html [14:26] * davidcalle doesn't see a TOC [14:30] sorry, try again [14:32] Yay :) [14:32] dholbach: I need you brain for a sec: how do I get the content of a specific plugin on a page, based on its url? [14:33] well, specific plugin type: assuming there is only one eg. RAWHtml, how do I get its content, if my only reference is its url? [14:37] dholbach: found it :) [14:38] I was missing "get_plugin_instance" [14:39] otp, brb [14:42] ah ok, you found it already :) [14:42] davidcalle, shall I merge https://code.launchpad.net/~dholbach/developer-ubuntu-com/add-toc-md-ext/+merge/295480? [14:43] I use it here: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~developer-ubuntu-com-dev/developer-ubuntu-com/stable/view/head:/md_importer/importer/publish.py#L193 [14:43] and I think the get_plugin_instance was something you wrote in the first place :) [14:43] ... or maybe borrowed from somewhere else :) [14:47] dholbach: hah, alright :) Sure, you can merge! [16:12] dholbach: still around for a few min? [16:14] Here is what I've been mostly up to today: [16:14] Standard CMS page, with a RawHTML template, look at the uri http://i.imgur.com/eUCh51T.png [16:15] Codelabs style page generated from it: http://i.imgur.com/wxS5ySq.png, based on url [16:17] It's not a Django Template, but a separate app built with Polymer, which allows a lot of nice UI tricks and responsiveness [16:33] very nice :) [17:06] all rightie... I call it a day - see you tomorrow! === \b is now known as Guest49310