New features

  • Added a new design for post list entries

  • Added "include point" to insert data into the <head> of the design.

  • Created minimal design page-minimal.

    • Contains no menus, only the standard content.

    • Can be used for confirmation pages, for example.

Updates, fixes and improvements

  • Added documentation to the "page without tags".

  • Removed the <div> from the show-dates function, allowing it to be used not only for individual posts but also for post lists.

  • Minified CSS is generated during the build process.

  • Increased the size of the admonition icon

  • Version 0.13.1:

    • Added information about Kramdown and included corresponding examples in the Markdown showroom.

    • Renamed the posts for release notes.

  • Version 0.13.2:

    • Enabled backward compatibility for the last edit date in the new post list design.

  • Version 0.13.3:

    • Improved the .no-tag-description example code in the README.

    • Fixed bug in backward compatibility for the last edit date in the new post list design

    • Use a different bullet point style for entries in the short post list.

  • Version 0.13.4:

    • Summaries can now contain AsciiDoc commands, but these are only rendered in the post list and not in the meta tag description.

Known Issues (with workaround)

  • On very small devices, code blocks within admonition blocks cause the code block to extend beyond the edge of the admonition block.

    The source code area within an admonition block extends beyond the right side.

    Source code with a very long line
    public class HelloWorld { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("Hello, World!"); } }

    Outside of an admonition block, the size of the code block is limited to the width of the parent element. A scrollbar will appear, allowing you to view the full code.

    Source code of the same length outside the admonition block
    public class HelloWorld { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("Hello, World!"); } }

    The current workaround is to make the entire admonition block horizontally scrollable.

    Reasons for this decision:

    • The remaining text in the admonition block would be extended to the width of the code block anyway.

    • Users would need to scroll for the source code regardless.

    • The scroll area is limited to the admonition block, which is usually short, so the impact is contained to a small area.

    • This also ensures that the overall page layout remains unaffected.