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The github drop down links don't work #68

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lukeapage opened this issue Jan 2, 2014 · 6 comments
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The github drop down links don't work #68

lukeapage opened this issue Jan 2, 2014 · 6 comments

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Synchro added a commit to Synchro/less-docs that referenced this issue Jan 2, 2014
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Synchro commented Jan 2, 2014

Getting to grips with assemble! I also see that the markup for the github links is the same for less and less-docs, so that needs fixing too. I'm not sure of the best way to do that - extend pkg.repository and pkg.bugs to have code and docs parts? Or create new docsrepository and docsbugs elements?

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Synchro commented Jan 2, 2014

Why wasn't this push linked to this ticket?

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Synchro commented Jan 2, 2014

Earlier comment was wrong way around - this is the docs repo so I needed to add separate elements for code parts. Anyway, all links are working now.

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Regarding the links, we could just hard-code the links in here https://github.com/less/less-docs/blob/master/templates/includes/nav-main.hbs#L46-L50, or we can add/update variables in _config.yml.

btw, I realized a couple days ago that Foundation is using Assemble for their docs too. IMHO they have some really nice conventions for how things are organized in that project.

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Oh I just realized you pushed up while I was writing...

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@lukeapage yesterday I did a double take after clicking away from a less.js issue that had been closed. I thought, "wait... who was that guy closing one of Luke's issues on less.js? I've never seen... oh it is Luke!". Lol, true story

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