Pete Favelle

I know that this is now more of a PicoGraphics issue, rather than a Badger2040 one but... presumably the `text` function know what pixels it has set so it should...

Cheers; didn't want to declare it a bug without knowing for sure if it was you or Bootstrap doing it wrong :-)

I'm running 1.23.1 (in a shared hosting environment, but I'm not sure that matters) and I'm finding the same. It's not all feeds, but for example https://www.raspberrypi.com/feed/ fairly consistently re-appears...

I've made sure that option is turned off, and saved a copy of the feed as it is now; hopefully it will go wrong again in a couple of days...

I'm starting to suspect my issues were different; it only happened to a few feeds and having deleted / re-added them it seems to have stopped happening - was a...

Makes a lot of sense for the Unicorns to get the Badger treatment. Although, on reflection this stuff is PicoW-related rather than Unicorn specific, so I'm wondering if there's a...

That's precisely what set me off down that rabbit hole, yeah - my "improved" [Unicorn clock](https://github.com/ahnlak/uniclock) does exactly that; gives you a `CONFIG.TXT` to edit to get the WiFi playing...

Quick follow-up to this; I've rebuilt this example into it's own repo at https://github.com/ahnlak-rp2040/gu-scrolling-quote - it's based off a more comrehensive PicoW boilerplate that bakes in the filesystem and a...

To follow up on this; I've managed to spot that this behaviour *is* sort of explained in the docs (confusingly, under `Content`/`Variables`), so I guess this is more of a...

FWIW I do have a workaround - renaming the page to `1 number-test.md` (i.e. with a space instead of a hyphen) resolves the problem, so although it would be nice...