Nice!

In addition to “view raw”, “download” would be nice, but I suppose that’s not there because gist downloads are unfinished altogether?

If I were to use this on my blog, I think I would want to change “This Gist brought to you by Github” to something shorter, perhaps only a linked “gist.github” logo. Would you allow that? “Allow” in the approval sense, not in the add-a-feature sense.

Is there a way that this could work with gists with multiple files?

it looks like the generated html has a div with id=“gist”. That breaks the html if you try to embed more than one gist on a page. You probably want to do something like id=“gist2059”, and if possible, append a random number.

How does this work with multi-file Gists? I’d love to be able to Gistify my blog posts but keep all of the separate code sections together in a multi-file Gist.

Nice feature! I miss gists with multiple files support.

Awesome! The hits just keep on coming with you guys!

Great feature!

It does look like there may be a bug in the presentation of certain characters that are translated by the js, rather than printed to the screen.

Here is a gist that contains newline and tab chars (\n, \t) http://gist.github.com/384

The output translates the \n characters as newlines and the tab char as a tab. This could be specific to the language the gist is in, as this particular gist is in Bash (while the code itself is actually Awk, which isn’t supported).

Nice. I can see a plugin for different blogging software showing up some time, that’d be neat.

one thing that I noticed is that this embedding doesn’t show up in Google Reader.

What’s the point of using a table with a single row and a single column?

@rgrove you’re right, that was leftover from when i had line numbers in the embed. it’ll be fixed in the next push.

Having trouble with conflicting styles. Any advice on forcing the styles to look like it does above?