05:04 <bobthecow> ddfreyne: yay!

09:28 <TobiasFar> what is your suggested approach for turning a rendered nanoc site back to nanoc source articles in either HTML or Markdown?

15:37 <ddfreyne> TobiasFar: Hmmm, interesting question

15:37 <ddfreyne> Would love to know what your use case for this is

15:37 <ddfreyne> As for extracting content: Nokogiri to parse the HTML and extract the body (e.g. doc.css('div.page').to_s)

15:37 <TobiasFar> ddfreyne, the use case is basically i lost my source nano repo but still have its output online ^^

15:38 <ddfreyne> And for converting to Markdown: https://github.com/aaronsw/html2text

15:38 <ddfreyne> By the late Aaron Swartz

15:38 <VitamineD> I think kramdown has a reverse converter as well

15:38 <VitamineD> or pandoc

15:38 <TobiasFar> for existing pages, HTML should suffice right?

15:39 <TobiasFar> but extracting submission dates, titles and tags would be nice, and putting it into nanoc structure

15:39 <VitamineD> you can just plonk the pages as-is into content/ then refactor stuff out incrementally

15:39 <ddfreyne> TobiasFar: You should be able to do that with Nokogiri

15:39 <ddfreyne> You can extract the title that way.

15:39 <TobiasFar> ah..great..than i'll give that a shot

15:39 <ddfreyne> (and content, and perhaps publication date for atticles etc)

15:43 <ddfreyne> stbuehler: How's Lighttpd 2.0 doing?

19:31 <bobthecow> ddfreyne: http://i.0x7f.us/not_found.png

19:31 <bobthecow> the "page not found" duplication in the empty sidebar nav is distracting and a bit weird.

19:31 <bobthecow> gets even weirder when you view it at mobile widths, because then it's just an empty white box.

19:40 <ddfreyne> bobthecow: Hmmm!

19:40 <ddfreyne> Not sure how to fix that properly.

19:41 <bobthecow> i'd just remove it if it's empty?

19:44 <ddfreyne> bobthecow: created an issue for it

19:44 <ddfreyne> Will deal with it later :)

19:44 <ddfreyne> bobthecow: Also, any feedback on https://github.com/nanoc/nanoc.ws/pull/50 ?