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I'm not sure whether this belongs to linemanjs/lineman-blog-template or testdouble/grunt-markdown-blog:

I try to achieve the following: I try to use linemanjs/lineman-blog-template for a site which has both a blog (in app/posts), as well as regular web pages in app/pages. These pages are deeply nested, such as app/pages/feature1/index.md, which should show up under generated/feature1/index.html.

It seems that the code in node_modules/grunt-markdown_blog/lib/page.coffee in the htmlPath function normally flattens all pages.

When I add this here to my config/application.js

"markdown": {
    "options": {
        "pathRoots": {
            "pages": "*"
        }
    }
}

, the generated files end up under generated/app/pages/feature1/index.html instead of generated/feature1/index.html.

Hi, I'm using lineman for my blog, but want to specify fonts and viewport; but couldn't find how to do it. I thought there was an html template where I could modify the

Thanks.

I am using the static lineman template to create a documentation site for my open source project. I have a handful of different categories, each of which is implemented as a subdirectory under app/pages/.

I would like to generate a summary page for each category, which would contain the links to each of the pages within that category.

In the app/templates/wrapper.us I have access to an object, site, on which I have defined a property categories:

<% site.categories = [
  "Languages",
  "Process",
  "Topics",
  "Contributing"
]
.map(function(categoryTitle){
  return new site.lib.Category(site, categoryTitle)
});

I can create an underscore template in app/pages/static/, e.g. foo.us, and see the content at /foo.html.

However, I am unable to access site from within app/pages/static/*.us files.

In my configuration, I have this section

$ lineman config files
{
  // ....
  "pages": {
    "source": "app/pages/static/**/*.*"
  },
  // ...
}

How might I get access to this object, site, in my foo.us file?

I was pairing with @theotherzach and we are both stumped.

The default output of lineman config markdown in a bare project is:

"rssCount": 10,

Editing this value in config/plugins/markdown.coffee changes the output as expected:

"rssCount": 5, // or whatever

However commenting it out or deleting it simply reverts everything back to the lineman default.

When I set it to 0, the http://localhost:8000/index.xml still has posts in it, and lineman config markdown says:

 "paths": {
      // ...
      "rss": "index.xml"
    },

Have I misunderstood what disable RSS generation means? Am I doing it wrong?

So I started using this for just some static pages. I ran into the following things.

• Wanted to nix the archive page, among others, but removing it from the config block wasn't enough. Had to explicitly set it to null.
• I had a script block in some HTML in a .md file. Quotes were escaped unless the script was a root element in the .md file.
• Files config was obvious in retrospect, but didn't see in the docs where to go because I needed img to be images to match existing resources. Also, I was just totally guessing that root element is the output directory.
• Webfonts are only served from vendor by default? https://github.com/linemanjs/lineman/blob/master/config/files.coffee#L59
• This defaults to less, but requires additional steps to get less support. Does sass come out of the box?