Closed Shreeshrii closed 4 years ago
The FAQ.asciidoc file is still there (not only for FAQ, but also some more). Maybe it is possible to use those files with GitHub Pages, too. Would that be desirable, or is it better to replace all by markdown versions?
The FAQ was not showing up under tessdoc.
If asciidoc will work with Github pages, then we could leave them as is.
The absolute links will still need change.
@stweil I am closing this PR.
https://github.com/asciidoctor/jekyll-asciidoc#publishing-your-site
So it seem we need to change the name.
Do the name changing in one commit, and later do the content update in a second commit. This is a good practice when working with git.
Do the name changing in one commit, and later do the content update in a second commit.
I now see that you already did so, in another PR.
Yes, I also came to the conclusion that those asciidoc files have to be changed to markdown.
Currently I am struggling with tables which seem to work differently on GitHub pages: https://tesseract-ocr.github.io/tessdoc/Data-Files-Contributions.html.
Thanks. I could fix the bad one, too. |--|
should have used at least three -
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The FAQ.asciidoc file is still there (not only for FAQ, but also some more). Maybe it is possible to use those files with GitHub Pages, too. Would that be desirable, or is it better to replace all by markdown versions? Then the asciidoc version can be removed.