Mislav Marohnić

I tried that, but it looks awkward when text wraps around the right-hand. I'd rather keep the grid. The new template ("rdoc24" branch) doesn't have the frameset anymore. So there...

I don't know if it can handle UTF-16. Most of the library is tested using UTF-8. The problem of mixed encodings in input is that there's little way to specify...

RDoc supports the "--webcvs" parameter, and Hanna template renders it if I'm not mistaken. Read `hanna --help` for more info about how to use the parameter and check if it...

It will stay open until the feature is done (or abandoned)

It already works in the rdoc24 branch, but the template isn't complete. The next release will be mind-blowingly awesome, I'll try to finish it by the end of the month....

It would be helpful if you explained how is it not working and how are you triggering doc generation. Paste any errors, stack traces etc.

Thanks, that helped me realize the problem. I think I nailed it -- try the v0.1.9. (Not sure why GitHub didn't yet rebuild the gem)

I've messed up the gemspec. Version 0.1.10 is now built. As for your error; you should have at least Rubygems 1.3.2

Nice :smile: This was [on our roadmap](https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/449605). I like the direction, but the main problem is that we never wanted to call it `movi.im` in the first place. That's the...

I like both top variants :)