What does it look like just curious? Share a screenshot?
This is just white on white, still figuring out the color but the idea is there 
(and the title is still a little smaller)
Edit: cleaner version (at this point I’m messing around and playing with it still, but glad I was on the right track finally )
(color code: 9581b121)
@muellerzr fixed this in https://github.com/fastai/fastpages/pull/224. Thanks for letting me know!
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Awesome! Thanks! (is there a quick way to get this update?)
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I was about to say that I just saw that, thanks 
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No worries! I’m hoping it works smoothly, there is a chance it might not 
Looks like I got the 8 ball 
Your version of fastpages is up to date. There is nothing to change.
I just bumped the version, try again?
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Did the trick
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Does Nbdev or fastpages support screenshot with this (paste a screenshot directly in a markdown cell, which will produce somethings like attachment:image.png)?
In jupyter notebook, if you turn the cell into a markdown cell, you can directly paste a screenshot into a cell without actually saving the image as a file separately. I think the notebook stored this screenshot directly in the notebook. However, since fastpages first convert a notebook to a markdown file, it looks like it cannot support these kind of screenshot.
This makes the blogging experience much more natural If I can just copy and paste an image without doing all the manual saving.
Btw, I used to post on Medium. It is great that I can basically just copy the entire page from the fastpages site to Medium (most markdown format, hyperlink are conserved!), but you may need to delete some empty newline
One thing I missed is that I can edit on Browser, as it allows me to use Grammarly to correct my mistakes, it seems not working well with notebook though.
Did you try including a screenshot ? What happened? I think it could already work in fastpages?
@hamelsmu is there something needed to get the subscription working? Currently it’ll return back a raw of the notebook (test at the bottom here): Example Blog
(BTW thank you for all your awesome help, the fact I got this all up and running in under an hour is amazing)
I have no idea how RSS subscriptions work. I googled this and maybe this helps? http://rss-tutorial.com/rss-how-to-subscribe-to-feeds.php
Let me know!
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Here was my steps:
- Go to RSS Builder
- Include a link to the base page of your blog
- Select Strategy -> CSS Selector of an anchor tag
- The tag you want is
.post-link - Generate a preview to make sure it’s getting the blogs on your feed
- Generate the feed.
Afterwards, sign into your Google Account and copy the feed URL. I need to see how to properly embed this in (@hamelsmu you may know right away) and you should be good to go. Looks like (after inspecting) it expects a fastblog.xml file (my blog name.xml), which should point to the feed generated in the above link
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@muellerzr
Is it ok if I link to this post for the docs? Others will find this as useful too. Thanks for the writeup!
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May I asked what is this for? The RSS works fine for me.
(A screen shot of using Feedly to subsrcribe my own fastpages RSS)
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Simple directions to get the github pages (via the template) working for an RSS Feed.
Sure Once we figure out how to actually get the right feed embedded I’ll edit it in