This is very handy in Unix world as most applications have standard
installation paths and standard command-line names. Hence, we can now
use those plugins without altering the site.yaml file at all.

Includes the patch by Brian Mattern that fixes menu to work in all
situations. Also adds the explanation how to use media_url and
base_url properties.

By default, Markdown is building XHTML. If you do an HTML5 website, it
can therefore generate invalid markups (for example <th /> is not
valid in HTML5). Markdown can be configured with "output_format". This
patch adds this configuration switch to Hyde:

```
markdown:
  extensions:
    - codehilite
    - extra
    - toc
  output_format: html
```

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This is a small change -- the Authors link was broken in the readme.

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Hi,

The support of Asciidoc block is gone in the new versions of hyde. This new code is inspired from the code that was present in the version 0.5.3 and the markdown filter already present in the current version. It is a pretty straightforward port of the previous code.

Regards,
Tony

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Hi,

I made a simple plugin for paginating blog posts.

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I have extended the starter layout with advanced topics, especially the sorter, grouper and tagger plugins. Content is updated. Navigation, code styling and text readability are improved.

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This add basic support for restructuredText.

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This is a plugin to use sphinx as a pre-processor for hyde.  It lets you include sphinx files in the site source tree and have them processed and merged seamlessly into the rest of the site.

Im using it to do simple project websites for some of my python modules, having sphinx take care of auto-generated doc stuff and using hyde to handle the rest of the site.  For example see http://packages.python.org/pyenchant/

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Currently using some of plugins like JPEGOptimPlugin with equal type command line argument (for example --max=80) raises exception:
AttributeError: str object has no attribute append

Attach all post resources to all page resources.  Now `hyde gen' works.  Also
fix up a couple of the unit tests.

Configured in a resource's metadata, creates copies of that resource, each of
which will receive its own `page' containing a distinct list of `posts'.