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Quotation marks on press page replaced by strange characters #233
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Thanks for reporting this — I believe the problem is a character set issue while building the CSS. @georgebrock may know more. I agree in the short term we should remove the quotation marks as you suggest, while we figure out how to make them work properly again. |
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I was going to make a new issue for this but I bet it's related. Check out the |
@JPinSPACE it looks like the same problem to me (getting the encoding wrong when we generate the CSS file). Thanks for noting that! |
We think switching from the Ruby implementation of Sass to the Python bindings for libsass will help. This worked locally for @jaylett, but is missing development mode live updating: https://gist.github.com/jaylett/b7a5fea55d065fa96afa |
I've previously used https://gist.github.com/norm/271bf72f77ae9df0fd9e — "Minimum Viable Python-only automatic SASS compilation" |
#238 hasn't been deployed yet, so this is still an open issue. |
We've switched over to a new server, and fixed this in the process. |
I came across the website (love the project!) and noticed a strange thing on the press page: the quotation marks are replaced by a
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. I've attached a screenshot (you can see the characters as well as part of my web inspector) below and I believe it might have to do with this bit in the css, however I didn't run it locally so I haven't been able to double-check if simply removing those few declarations fixes the problem. Would be happy to help further!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: