+[2013-09-13T23:39:38Z]vasilakisFiLhey guys +[2013-09-13T23:40:17Z]vasilakisFiLin the blockquote plugin if I add a long quote and I break the line (to fit it in my vim screen actually) the line also breaks in the html output +[2013-09-13T23:40:22Z]vasilakisFiLit this makes sense ? +[2013-09-13T23:40:47Z]vasilakisFiLwouldn't be better to have the same markdowb rules for the quote ? +[2013-09-13T23:41:03Z]vasilakisFiLdoes it make sense*
wouldn't be better to have the same markdowb rules for the quote ?
+[2013-09-14T06:23:22Z]Anandawardhanahello folks is there a way I can use unicode characters in Octopress categories ? In other words it means having some unicode characters in the URLs as well. I have to migrate a blog from blogspot that has lables that has unicode characters +[2013-09-14T06:23:56Z]Anandawardhana*labels that has unicode characters * +[2013-09-14T06:24:59Z]Anandawardhanawhen I migrate it the normal way it ends up converting unicode into English, here's where I tested it http://notes.alochana.net/blog/categories/niveedn/ +[2013-09-14T07:34:56Z]pontikiAnandawardhana: most softwares don't yet deal with high-byte and multi-byte characters in URLs, which is unfortunate, as the spec has been out for ages and ages. +[2013-09-14T07:36:05Z]pontikithe stringex utility used in octopress (and jekyll) extends the .to_url method into String, and it does the conversion to ASCII, instead of doing the correct multi-byte correction