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- Log -----------------------------------------------------------------
commit 6c1715b3891d3f91510d56999dcf16a90c7dad2d
Author: Gregory Collins <[email protected]>
Date:   Thu Sep 23 18:11:29 2010 -0400

    Fix blog post

diff --git a/blogdata/content/2010/09/23/snap-0.2.12-released.md 
b/blogdata/content/2010/09/23/snap-0.2.12-released.md
index e79219d..59b815a 100644
--- a/blogdata/content/2010/09/23/snap-0.2.12-released.md
+++ b/blogdata/content/2010/09/23/snap-0.2.12-released.md
@@ -13,17 +13,17 @@ Changes since 0.2.11
 
 ### Improvements:
 
- - The Snap debugging system has been reworked; before, to get debugging output
-   from a Snap program, you needed to build `snap-core` with the `-fdebug` flag
-   and rebuild your entire webapp stack. Now, in a stock Snap installation, you
-   can set the environment variable `DEBUG=1` to get Snap to produce debugging
-   output to stderr.
-
-   There is a slight performance hit associated with this change (in that GHC
-   can no longer inline calls to `debug` because we use `unsafePerformIO` to
-   read the `DEBUG` environment variable to pick a debug implementation at
-   runtime) --- if you simply cannot stand the overhead of a no-op function
-   call, pass the `no-debug` flag when installing `snap-core`:
+  - The Snap debugging system has been reworked; before, to get debugging 
output
+    from a Snap program, you needed to build `snap-core` with the `-fdebug` 
flag
+    and rebuild your entire webapp stack. Now, in a stock Snap installation, 
you
+    can set the environment variable `DEBUG=1` to get Snap to produce debugging
+    output to stderr.  
+
+    There is a slight performance hit associated with this
+    change (in that GHC can no longer inline calls to `debug` because we use
+    `unsafePerformIO` to read the `DEBUG` environment variable to pick a debug
+    implementation at runtime) --- if you simply cannot stand the overhead of a
+    no-op function call, pass the `no-debug` flag when installing `snap-core`:
 
 ~~~~~~~~ {.shell}
 $ cabal install snap-core -fno-debug
@@ -40,39 +40,30 @@ $ cabal install snap-core -fno-debug
 
 ### API Changes:
 
- - The function `unsafeDetachRequestBody` never worked and wasn't designed
-   properly; it's been replaced with a much improved `transformRequestBody`
-   function which a) actually works, and b) doesn't have issues re:
-   unsafeness. Normally, following the package version policy would necessitate
-   a minor version bump for this (to 0.3) but since the original function never
-   worked in the first place, nobody could possibly be using it!
+  - The function `unsafeDetachRequestBody` never worked and wasn't designed
+    properly; it's been replaced with a much improved `transformRequestBody`
+    function which a) actually works, and b) doesn't have issues re:
+    unsafeness. Normally, following the package version policy would 
necessitate
+    a minor version bump for this (to 0.3) but since the original function 
never
+    worked in the first place, nobody could possibly be using it!
 
+  - The type of `finishWith` has been changed from:  
+        `finishWith :: Response -> Snap ()`  
+    to:  
+        `finishWith :: Response -> Snap a`
 
-### Bugfixes:
-
- - The 'redirect' function would not allow you to set headers in the redirect
-   response; this has been fixed.
-
- - GZip filter: set `Vary: Accept-Encoding` on gzipped responses (for caching
-   proxies)
 
- - The type of `finishWith` has been changed from:
-
- - Shutdown logic for both `libev` and standard backends has been reworked and
-   improved; no more 2 second delays!
+### Bugfixes:
 
-<div>
+  - The 'redirect' function would not allow you to set headers in the redirect
+    response; this has been fixed.
 
-~~~~~~~~~~~ {.haskell}
-finishWith :: Response -> Snap ()
-~~~~~~~~~~~ {.haskell}
+  - GZip filter: set `Vary: Accept-Encoding` on gzipped responses (for caching
+    proxies)
 
-to:
+  - Shutdown logic for both `libev` and standard backends has been reworked and
+    improved; no more 2 second delays!
 
-~~~~~~~~~~~ {.haskell}
-finishWith :: Response -> Snap a
-~~~~~~~~~~~ {.haskell}
-</div>
 
 
 
diff --git a/static/media/css/main.css b/static/media/css/main.css
index 388d73d..e7fd055 100644
--- a/static/media/css/main.css
+++ b/static/media/css/main.css
@@ -68,6 +68,11 @@ li{
 
 li p:first-child { display: inline; }
 
+li p {
+    text-indent: 0;
+    margin: 29px 0;
+}
+
 li:before {
     content: "» ";
 }
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