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Stuff to do
- create post button inside .snippets block
- (?) fixed header/footer, scrolling middle
- (?) create section button
Added ability to create multiple sections. Switching between section is done using CSS only. For now new section can be added manually: add div element with "snippets" class and some id, copy/paste post there and add link to navigation bar.
In new version post edit actions panel is added via JS so it doesn't clutter HTML. Also fixed export filename.
This is page that contains built-in editor for its posts. It can be activated if you add "?edit" to URL. It's inspired by TiddlyWiki (https://tiddlywiki.com).
Usage:
- edit posts
- click save, save html somewhere and upload
- repeat
Why:
- editing html by hand is too complicated and error-prone, especially keeping ids and dates correct;
- static site generators require keeping sources somewhere and setup build process;
- JS-loaded content is neither indexed nor available for ancient browsers
Roadmap:
- simple markup (like txt2tags), support for links
- editor elements added by JS instead of cluttering HTML
- editor functionality in separate script
- generate ids for posts (to make anchor links)
- show modification/creation date for posts
- export as html without editor elements
- export to json/import from json
- adding new empty post
Some random text for testing
Ward Cunningham has a thing that counts how many files were changed on a given date -- a quick way to find files that are related to one another
Although SGML has 65k as attribute size limit, HTML5 has no specified limit for element attribute value.