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+1 to what practicallli said. Thanks a lot!
Another use case I have is to generate a website that is a multi-page tutorial, for example https://practicalli.github.io/spacemacs/ This is all driven by markdown content and markdown for the page navigation. I wonder if this is feasible with Cryogen? I currently use GitBook but its open source project has been abandoned. I will see if I can customise cryogen to do something similar over the next few weeks.
But Selmer can only be used in templates, not in page content (md/asc)?
@holyjak that's true, but maybe he could put selmer tags in the content then post process it with the update-article-fn
? Doesn't even have to be selmer tags at that point. Just something that he can parse and process
It will be easier when we replace :content with :content-dom. I hope to do that tomorrow.
Definitely! Looking forward to that pr :) you've been adding some great stuff to cryogen
My pleasure :)