Thane Thomson

> Can we be more specific about what documentation needs to be ported across. Feel free to edit the issue :slightly_smiling_face:

This has been by design from the beginning so far, unfortunately. How often do you make changes to your project configuration?

Yes, that is something that I'd actually like to facilitate in future. It's a tricky feature, so I'll have to put it on the todo list for some point soon...

You can already specify a different config file from the command line just using the `-p` or `--project` switch. For example: ```bash > statik -p my-custom-config.yml ```

Should consider refactoring Statik to use [Cement](https://builtoncement.com/) as its underlying framework. Plugin functionality comes built-in.

@dennohpeter - feel free to build one and submit a PR! 😁

A rebuild of Statik on top of Cement, since Cement [comes with a plugin system](https://docs.builtoncement.com/core-foundation/plugins). I haven't had time to work on this in the past couple of months due...

That particular example would get all posts and projects, but to make it more specific, just tweak your SQLAlchemy/MLAlchemy query that generates the feed. e.g. ```yaml feeds: programming-posts: file: /feeds/programming-posts.xml...

Do you mean that you'd prefer to use `pypandoc` for conversion of Markdown files to HTML prior to including into your templates? Different Markdown engines aren't supported at the moment,...

Good idea @epatters - the best approach would be to make the `Content` field processing modular. This way one could also potentially support other content formats apart from Markdown too....