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I recommended Blogtini to one of my tutoring students, and we haven't been able to get it to work after a few days of trying.

Could you please have a look at my attempt at https://github.com/jsalsman/jsalsman.github.io ?

https://jsalsman.github.io/index.html shows your example post, but doesn't format the markdown.

I am getting this warning in the Chrome console;

The main 'lit-element' module entrypoint is deprecated. Please update your imports to use the 'lit' package: 'lit' and 'lit/decorators.ts' or import from 'lit-element/lit-element.ts'. See https://lit.dev/msg/deprecated-import-path for more information.

I am not sure where to fix that. Do I need to make a local copy of https://blogtini.com/js/blogtini.js to import from https://github.com/jsalsman/jsalsman.github.io/blob/main/theme.js and change it there somehow? The former has no mention of lit as far as I can tell.

Thanks in advance, I'm a huge fan of this effort.

Hi Tracey,

I noticed your comments aren't displayed anymore and staticman seem to be erroring.

For example the comment you made for blogtini.com/2020-07-like-kubernetes-k3s-is-dead-on-floor-fast doesn't display.

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Initial comment

This blogtini thingy is amazing! After an half-finished WordPress migration that started before COVID-19, I recently was wondering how I could have a page in a path/foo/bar.md load markdown and by some magic load that application-layout (the common "web app Chrome").

I never thought to do path/foo/bar.html and insert raw markdown like you're doing. Smart! Even using script[type=module] sweet!

My half-finished attempt was with using nuxt-content. But it's a bit too much.

I recently tried close to what you're doing by having some HTML document to load from GitHub using JSONP. See this Gist, open it in a browser or try renoirb.com/286211f2c32d41c955a43a40723df535.html

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Your commenting system

Looking at the code though and seeing your GitHub repo comments, they aren't shown.

Known bug?

Have you thought of changing js/blogtini.js to have a customElement and load them and use them as normal tag? That'd be neat to avoid writing to .innerHTML = '...' too much

KUTGW!

(I've tried writing a comment on your site to see if you staticman instance will do something. It didn't.)