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[Squib][1] renders several different types of pages. 1. Home page 2. Archive page 3. All Posts page listing of all posts by title 4. All Archives page (Monthly Archives) listing of all months with posts and number of posts per month 5. Date based archives * day lists all posts for that day * month…
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[Steve’s][1] got a valid Atom 1.0 feed working for [Squib][2]. A couple of minor changes to the templates and now I have a Atom Autodiscovery link and a sidebar link. Cool. [1]:http://houseofwarwick.com [2]:http://squib.rubyforge.org/
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Why is it that when too many X chromosomes congregate they have difficulty arranging themselves in a non-destructive pattern?
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[Matt’s][1] been hard at work, or really after work, to update [Squib’s][2] publishing code. He’s done a fantastic job. While it’s not bug-free; it’s certainly a big improvement. Additionally, he’s forked the 0.4 branch. Ever forward. [1]:http://matt.blogs.it [2]:http://squib.rubyforge.org/
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Well, plans change. I did manage to implement a call to an XSLT stylesheet that’s out in the wild, and it does work but… The whole point is to display the XML inside of a more human readable browser-type window. Damn [Safari RSS][1] just does a much nicer job than I could ever hope to…
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I think this will be next on my hit parade. I’m going to work on making an [XSLT stylesheet][1] for use with the tags RSS that [Squib][2] produces. Hopefully this will mean that clicking on any of the tags associated with a post will produce readable information. At least that’s the plan. [1]:http://greggman.com/headlines/2005/2005-01-16-xslt-rss.htm [2]:http://squib.rubyforge.org/