Mattrbld
and
Amadeus Maximilan
Mattrbld is a headless content management system for teams and individuals who don’t want to be locked into a specific platform or framework. It offers…
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Mattrbld
and
Amadeus Maximilan
Mattrbld is a headless content management system for teams and individuals who don’t want to be locked into a specific platform or framework. It offers…
Let's call the things we write and publish on social networks posts. That term has the longest history, it's simple, one syllable, and isn't tied…
How I built my own excerpt for Markdown content in Eleventy
I was not really happy with Eleventy's native excerpt solution requiring just a separator and having the excerpt content preserved in the content, without any way to style it differently. So I tried different alternatives, and settled on a solution with some Markdown-it plugins and a bunch of regexes.
A bookmarklet to create a new link content Markdown on GitHub
When I was building my site on my local computer, I had a shell script to initialize a new Markdown file for sharing a link. When I moved to Cloudflare Pages 6 months ago, it opened a new opportunity to share links more easily in my Eleventy content, directly from the page I wanted to share. Bookmarklets are still an awesome invention!
Converting Your Twitter Archive to Markdown
So, your Twitter archive is far from being a safe, independent backup in case you want to delete your account or if Twitter ever dies completely.…
I used to use a <strong>
emphasis (**
with Markdown) in the quotes I put in my links.
But when the source content (👋 @WalterStephanie) uses the same emphasis, there's an issue.
So I followed David's lead and now use <mark>
instead.
I use #Eleventy transforms for multiple use cases, but they can only be run on the almost final HTML.
How would you run other transforms on the source #Markdown, before Markdown-it?
How could it be done in en Eleventy plugin?
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