Maurício Giordano

Up. Maybe somebody wants to give it a try?

@JoanZapata It actually makes sense, since it would be rendered by preview and it automatically scales according to its size.

You are right, I should have make those changes in different commits. "I've added support for Prism js, changed the default post-content font (Merriweather) and removed a little stuff on...

@lazywei checkout my fork: https://github.com/mauriciogior/ghostwriter It uses Prism JS. You can take a look at the documentation for further changes. There is a sample on my website: http://mauriciogiordano.com/

@lazywei I did it on this commit: https://github.com/mauriciogior/ghostwriter/commit/2cbd50286b4b9e9c8c40d5d8387eb49853e2a628#diff-0fec302f6f419f45f0b0796b4a6ae0cbR150

@lazywei So you probably want to place the initializer on the same place you did with highlight.js. We need also to reinitialize every time the ajax call is executed (inside...

@lazywei There you go: https://github.com/mauriciogior/ghostwriter/commit/a73cee4c03e3f839da3c8918a801a9aa753fad27

This worked for me: ```javascript import 'bulma/css/bulma.css' // Your custom bulma css export { default as Box } from 'reactbulma/lib/components/Box/Box' export { default as Button } from 'reactbulma/lib/components/Button/Button' export {...

@danklee19 Thanks. Could you add a check to verify if `data` is a JSON or a String prior to using `JSON.parse`?

Another solution is to use **tag** instead of **id**. **Your layout file** ``` xml ``` **Your java file** ``` java HeaderListView yourListView = (HeaderListView) findViewWithTag("yourTag"); ```