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`ssite serve` will read `settings.py` or `.staticsite.py` files and execute them. This means that if it is used to preview random git repositories, a repository with such a file can...

security

It would be nice if staticsite could be configured to read the fallback page date from git log instead of the filesystem, because the latter is easily made inaccurate by...

new Feature

After introducing the concept of features, it should be quite straightforward to add a `code` feature that renders files with extension `.py`, `.c`, `.cc`, and so on, as syntax highlighted...

new Feature

`ssite serve` can be used out of the box for live previewing documentation on github/gitlab repositories. This can go in a little HOWTO.

documentation

https://panzi.github.io/SocialSharePrivacy/ looks nice. staticsite could have at least a HOWTO on how to enable that for a blog.

documentation

Currently staticsite show/serve don't trigger a reload when staticsite's code changes. `/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/tornado/autoreload.py:_reload_on_update` can be a good example of how to list source locations for the current program. For serve, just...

enhancement

Ideas for multilanguage support, based on a conversation with @DonKult. ## po4a The text type (Locale::Po4a::Text) has partial markdown support. The support isn't perfect, but was good enough so far...

enhancement

It would be interesting to allow to configure an `add_to` filter for one or more categories in a taxonomy. This would allow some kind of auto-tagging, like adding a `blog`...

enhancement

When writing rendered pages and assets to the destination directory during build, if staticsite has a `mtime` for the rendered content (like an assed source image mtime, or the most...

enhancement

`doc/reference/settings.md` links to django docs to explain settings in more detail: ``` happens in [Django](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/topics/settings/). ``` That link is 404 - looks like they do *keep* docs that old but...