+[2013-06-17T11:05:39Z]berdarioalso, I'm looking at the sources of some other blogs... and I'm not sure what's the best approach... should I write posts in a `source` branch and tweak the html in an octopress branch? +[2013-06-17T11:06:24Z]berdarioor, rather, should I tweak the html in the same source branch? I'd like to keep a branch as close to octopress' upstream as possible +[2013-06-17T11:06:56Z]berdarioso that, if needed I could fix a bug/make a pull request if needed... while customizing the appearence of my local site +[2013-06-17T11:09:16Z]berdarioUh... I realized just now... I read the docs from here: http://octopress.org/docs/setup +[2013-06-17T11:09:45Z]berdariobut if I go here: http://octopress.org/docs/ there're 2 pages under "Using octopress" that seem to deal with what I just asked
Uh... I realized just now... I read the docs from here: http://octopress.org/docs/setup
+[2013-06-18T02:47:15Z]p91hi, has anybody some information on writing your own Solarized highlight schemes? I just cannot find where the pygment files are stored +[2013-06-18T02:48:03Z]p91I have some data from wireshark files so it would be great if I could siplay them in a nice way +[2013-06-18T04:28:25Z]pontikip91, not 100% sure? but check under the sass directory; sass/partials/_syntax.scss seems to hold them; you should put your customized colour in sass/custom somewhere +[2013-06-18T04:28:36Z]pontikii have not tried this at all, so i'm not sure how it works +[2013-06-18T10:53:48Z]p91@pontki hm, I think I have to explain more. I not only want to alter the colors but also need to alter how the data is processed. The wireshark data has already line numbering in hex in front so I want to replace the line nubering by the hex numbering. This is followed by 16 rows of hex data and then the ascii reprsentation of this. So I am looking for the python files processing this to alter them that they fit my needs. Not sure if this is the