convore.json/groups/middleman/latex-support/messages.json

[{"user_id": 39192, "stars": [], "topic_id": 43155, "date_created": 1312293964.981411, "message": "I'm currently migrating from typo3, so I've no experience with the ruby-approach. Many of my pages need to be downloadable as LaTeX-pdf-files (because of the new companypolicy). So I thought of using kramdown-syntax for the pagefiles. Those should be converted automagically in .html for browsing-experience and .pdf for printing. How can I achieve that?", "group_id": 10410, "id": 1775041}, {"user_id": 7586, "stars": [], "topic_id": 43155, "date_created": 1312350427.4954791, "message": "That will handle the HTML portion. To handle the PDF portion is more complicated... especially if you're unfamiliar with Ruby (as I am unfamiliar with Latex). Here's a config that may work: https://gist.github.com/1121990", "group_id": 10410, "id": 1782422}, {"user_id": 7586, "stars": [], "topic_id": 43155, "date_created": 1312349918.364888, "message": "Tilt, the templating system behind Middleman, support Kramdown. You can enable it for your .markdown templates by installing the kramdown gem and adding the following in your config.rb: https://gist.github.com/1121979", "group_id": 10410, "id": 1782403}, {"user_id": 7586, "stars": [], "topic_id": 43155, "date_created": 1312350459.8709619, "message": "If you've got time and interest, I'm happy to work through the feature with you on the issue tracker: http://github.com/tdreyno/middleman/issues", "group_id": 10410, "id": 1782423}, {"user_id": 39192, "stars": [], "topic_id": 43155, "date_created": 1312411895.3120041, "message": "Yea that's fine. Ive just submitted my ideas. hth, chen", "group_id": 10410, "id": 1788909}]