Frog mainly tries to be a blog generator, as opposed to a
general-purpose site generator. Otherwise I'd name it "Frite". ;)
Having said that, I think it should work fine for what you describe. A
few things to keep in mind:
1. There's a very-recently-added .frogrc option, `posts-index-uri`,
you sh
Thanks for the fix!
I meant to say index.md in my earlier message, that was a thinko.
I'm building the static site for Pyret, which will have a blog down
the line, but I want to make a nice index page for it as well, and
it'd be cool to have it all in one place. The fact that Frog gives me
Racke
Fix pushed, and package catalog updated, so you can get it with:
raco pkg update markdown
(Eventually I'll bump the version of the markdown pkg, and update
Frog's deps, but meanwhile the above should get you the fix.)
Let me know if you have any other questions. Also, if you have things
you
On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 9:34 AM, Joe Gibbs Politz wrote:
> I want to write an index page with some handwritten HTML using Frog,
> and I want it to include source code. Two issues. First, it seems
> like Frog doesn't respect my structure. If I write something
> like this in _src/index.html:
Th
I want to write an index page with some handwritten HTML using Frog,
and I want it to include source code. Two issues. First, it seems
like Frog doesn't respect my structure. If I write something
like this in _src/index.html:
# Index page
Some exciting text!
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