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Just curious, how does the syntax highlighting work in the demo blog?
I use this to write posts that need code-blocks and also, I love markdown!
Just curious, how does the syntax highlighting work in the demo blog?
Ah, I haven't mentioned it anywhere. You can also drop .md files in your "hexopress" folder in Google drive. These will show up as posts as well :) I use this to write posts that need code-blocks and also, I love markdown!
I tried the code-blocks google docs extension which looked right in my doc, but that didn't seem to work with hexopress
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Can't you do that with a simple zappier integration? Just thinking out loud. When I wrote hexo.press I also wanted to make a full-featured CMS with Google Drive as the backend, but then I realized a lot of this can be achieved with Zapier and can be done generically as well - adaptable for Microsoft OneDrive, Zoho Workdrive or Google Drive Did you already try Zapier?
I adore Zapier! But how would I use it in this case? I can imagine triggering with a new Mailchimp campaign, but where would it post to?
1. What sort of SEO is there/do you plan to add? 2. I onboarded through the product @rob, and then moved a doc to the hexopress folder in drive. How long does it take to refresh?
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I deleted my previous comment since it was irrelevant. Yes, you are right. I wanted to write markdown files and make them as posts. So I wrote that piece of code that, looks for md files as well, in addition to Google Doc files – for publishing as posts. Helps me write code-blocks heavy posts in markdown directly in Google Drive, using markdown extensions. Google Docs is yet to support code blocks and by now I doubt…
Yeah I agree, it really sucks that really basic things like equations, code-blocks, and captions in images aren't supported in Google Docs, it's an incredible dealbreaker.
I'm a bit hesitant about using an external service for something like this however. I just have a cronjob running on the server I use for my website and that's worked out pretty well.