Tim Carry

Hello @divush. I'm the author of the [jekyll-algolia](https://community.algolia.com/jekyll-algolia/) plugin that does exactly what you're suggesting: adding search to a Jekyll website. It works by extracting all content from the posts/pages...

Thanks a lot for you answer. I indeed thought something about non-qwerty keyboards was interfering with my scripts, and you proved me right. That may be a silling question, but...

There are several ways to do the same flag, so it's always nice to see how others did it. The best (for me), would be to have a link to...

I was having the same issue and your `document-start` proposal makes sense to me. At least it would allow me to have a linting configuration synchronized with what [prettier](https://github.com/prettier/prettier) outputs...

I have a similar issue (and similar to #225). Except that in my case, it does not even work from the terminal, even if setting `LC_CTYPE=UTF-8`. The python encoding test...

Is the index still updated regularly? I can't find my own repositories (tried with https://github.com/pixelastic/firost, https://github.com/pixelastic/aberlaas and https://github.com/pixelastic/norska)

I might be interested in helping in keeping the index updated and running, depending on the complexity of the project, as it is a very valuable source of information I'm...

The use-case seems to make sense. I still have trouble correctly figuring out in my head how a "sort by price" ordering of the results will look, when filtering with...

FYI we're currently thinking about a v3 of DocSearch that might drop the previous dependency on autocomplete.js (itself depending on zepto.js). Instead, we might use the core of our other...

As mentioned above, I think we should either draw inspiration from popper.js, or even depend on it directly as it is solving the issue properly already.