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ummm. How does one use the extension after it's installed?

In Firefox (windows) I don't see any new toolbar buttons or right-click context menu entries. Tools >> Add-ons >> Bl.ocks doesn't have any usage info either.

We’re running an ancient version.

Hello, I installed this extension in Google Chrome but I have some problem.

If I go to https://gist.github.com/mbostock/963c4d246e96963856bf I can see the button "bl.ocks" at the right of the "Download ZIP" button but if I go to https://gist.github.com/alessandro-gentilini/c07039f3d5dea29f767c the button "bl.ocks" is not there.

What am I missing? Do I need to be "registered" on http://bl.ocks.org/ in order to use it?

Thank you.
Alessandro Gentilini

I've just entered today, and it shows ".html", ".css", ".md" and license; but no ".js" blocks! =(

Hello, it appears that bl.ocks.org no longer is operational, and redirects to the linked gist on gist.github.org instead of displaying it in bl.ocks.org. Is this intentional, or is this due to an error?
Thanks,
Cooper

Hi there!

I was trying to get the FF extension, but it seems like the link is broken.

Am I derping, or can we correct that?

neither mit nor apache-2.0

not being accepted as valid "license strings" for some reason, so block is being "not licenced"

(i havent found the repo/issues for actual bl.ocks.org)

hi,i use this demo in my project https://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/c034d66572fd6bd6815a
and i want d3 cluster tree like the image...
it shows on left hand...
but i don't know how to modify the code...
what should i do ...
thanks a lot!!!

There is something really strange going on and I think that it is Gist's fault. Check at this example: https://bl.ocks.org/oikonang/2ddc174270177a4111c90627277775ed

When visiting https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/blocksorg/, with Firefox Quantum 57.0 (64-bit) on Windows 7, I get the message "Not compatible with Firefox Quantum" and cannot add the add-on to Firefox.

source code

how it should be

how it is now on blocks

If there’s .blocks config file in the gist, we could allow you to customize the display. For example, change the height from the default 500px to something else, or to enable scrolling on the iframe.

A port to gitlab repositories would also be greatly appreciated

hello! in https://bl.ocks.org/-/about you write:

Customize the appearance of your Block by adding a .block YAML configuration. The following options are supported:

• license - a supported SPDX license code

i might be dense, but i took this to mean:

.block.yaml
license - apache-2.0

after some trial and error and comparing with an existing block with a license i obviously figured out that the file extension was superfluous and that i should be using a colon as a separator, but a small change to the copy would make it a no brainer.

my suggestion:

Customize the appearance of your Block by adding a .block file which incorporates the YAML below:

*license - a supported SPDX license code
...

example:

license: gpl-3.0
height: 600
scrolling: yes
border: no

if the source for the page above is on GitHub somewhere that alluded me i'd be happy to open a PR for this small change.

thanks for all you do!

This would let examples use Papa Parse to stream CSV files. See discussion on mholt/PapaParse#62

Example bl.ock trying to load data with Papa Parse: http://bl.ocks.org/syntagmatic/93e5b5c7bb6c9e9cfa4d7523c9a597ff

We’re running an ancient version of Showdown.