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Great, thanks for the feedback! If you or one of the other contributors have the time, are there any bugs that would be good for a new contributor to try...
See https://github.com/nicoSWD/put.io-adder/issues/26#issuecomment-309570944
@GBH I am in the process of implementing this, with a LIKE search matching labels and descriptions. I have a few questions though: - Why does comfy use `params[:source]` instead...
This feature would be super useful to have. Here’s how I envision it would work: Any page can have any number of revisions (as is now). The currently published page...
The workaround described in #828 fixed a similar issue for me, maybe it will work for you as well?
Why not simply use html5lib directly and use it to serialize the tree?
wat. No it isn’t. Writing a HTML parser is HARD. Do you seriously think creating, let alone maintaining another one is realistic and smart? Your problem is that html5lib (and...
@osamak I might have been unclear in my comment. `htmlmin` is not ready-made for the use case of serializing to fragments. It can _parse_ fragments just fine, and in fact...
Without running the code, I believe the problems stems from https://github.com/cobrateam/django-htmlmin/blob/master/htmlmin/minify.py#L59 – if you serialize the html5lib object tree manually instead of casting to string, it should be just fine....
@osamak Also “requires the Content-Type text/html” is exactly my point: If you are delivering content with Content-Type `text/html` then your content should be a complete HTML document. A fragment isn’t,...