If the typograms library can't be loaded, e.g. because JS is disabled or the typograms library is slow / fails to load, at least Google Chrome (and presumably all browsers) do not renderer the text.
Possibly a duplicate of #4, though that seems to be more about semantics.
It would be great if the diagrams would just be rendered as monospaced (pre) text instead.
A great example is @samuelgoto's own blog, where the example typograms are no longer shown due to the subdomain changing from code.sgo.to to sgo.to (also breaking the first link in this project's README) and the page not being updated occordingly.
IMHO, iof, using a Githubissues.
Githubissues is a development platform for aggregating issues.
If the typograms library can't be loaded, e.g. because JS is disabled or the typograms library is slow / fails to load, at least Google Chrome (and presumably all browsers) do not renderer the text.
Possibly a duplicate of #4, though that seems to be more about semantics.
It would be great if the diagrams would just be rendered as monospaced (pre) text instead.
A great example is @samuelgoto's own blog, where the example typograms are no longer shown due to the subdomain changing from code.sgo.to to sgo.to (also breaking the first link in this project's README) and the page not being updated occordingly.
IMHO, iof, using a Githubissues.