And wondering how it can be most easily acheived.
I'd like to be able to say something like this (obviously not available)
And then it displays the fist 30 characters of the page part.
Anyone know if there's an easy way to achieve this effect.
Thanks,
Roman
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Roman Marszalek
Managing Dir
Hi All,
Can I convert all my front-end markup to HAML in Radiant CMS? If so, how
would I do that?
ERB is getting old!
//Mark
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My first extension I created provides radiant tags to load flash
objects using swfobject. If also works with paperclipped or any url
string.
You can find it on github its called radiant-flash_content-extension.
http://github.com/ceaser/radiant-flash_content-extension/tree/master
Here is a ex
Hi All,
I want to install an extension from the Extension Registry? I've downloaded
the extension from Git - now what?
Thanks!
//Mark
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Mark,
Did you do script/extension install extension_name? If so, it should
have put it in your project directory for you.
Sean
Mark Muskardin wrote:
Hi All,
I want to install an extension from the Extension Registry? I've downloaded
the extension from Git - now what?
Thanks!
//Mark
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On Sun, Jan 11, 2009 at 12:50 PM, Ceaser Larry wrote:
> My first extension I created provides radiant tags to load flash objects
> using swfobject. If also works with paperclipped or any url string.
> You can find it on github its called radiant-flash_content-extension.
>
> http://github.com/cease
Use the html2haml binary:
$ html2haml -h
Usage: html2haml [options] [INPUT] [OUTPUT]
Description: Transforms an HTML file into corresponding Haml code.
Options:
-r, --rhtml Parse RHTML tags.
--no-rhtml Don't parse RHTML tags.
-x, --xhtml
