Zack Hall

> I was not involved with the generation of the docs, so if I could get a little insight, it would help me a lot. How is it generated? In...

I was trying to track this down through the commits, but the doc generation steps were added in the README. 🤦 Anyhow, it's done through an npm script on the...

(First, sorry for the "pin." I thought that would pin it to my dashboard, not pin it globally.) But with the `npm run doc:site` script deprecated, how're you currently building...

 Yo, @veksen – this animation right here is 👌! Love that the fade shows its scrollable but it disappears on hover. *** Aside from...

Ohhhhhhh! That's the missing puzzle piece we'd been looking for, @jdalton.

Alright, team. I've got it working so that all of the methods' metadata is queryable in gatsby using graphql. As we had no need for the markdown, I built a...

Good callout on the params, @veksen. Added some handling on-top of the docdown lib to make those objects rather than arrays. Can you help me understand what you're asking in...

I believe so. I think if you go into the deploy settings you can see a "branch" option for the deploy. For now, the branch could be `gatsby`, no? 

Here's the page that I use it on – it's not on the homepage, but on a subpage at /blog. https://github.com/zackhall/pixyll/blob/gh-pages/blog.html

> GitHub Pages officially supports the Jekyll plugins found in the GitHub Pages gem. For the exact versions of the Jekyll plugins that GitHub Pages supports, see this list of...