The demo site only has one CSS file with:
```css
@import "tailwindcss" layer(tailwind);
@import "@mastra/docusaurus-theme";
```
Since the reset styles of Tailwind change a lot of stuff I might remove the preflight. I'll probably do a write-up once it's live and working 👍🏻
@sebastienlorber.com Circling back here, I've actually got it all working in a test project 🎉 Even with CSS Cascade layers, Tailwind and defining my CSS styles and component overrides in the theme only.
I love everything I own from Beyerdynamic, my DT 770 Pro which are 10 years old at this point still work flawlessly, just changed the cushion in between 👍🏻
Made the docs at work more LLM-friendly 😊 We use Docusaurus and I didn't find a concise article about it yet, so I wrote it.
Explaining the plugins, custom implementation, .md rewrites, and header content negotation pieces necessary to tie it all together.
www.lekoarts.de/how-to-add-l...
Thanks for the information! Ok, that kinda makes sense so I'll give it a try. The use case is that I want to create multiple docs sites with the _exact_ same design without having to copy/paste stuff around. If I'm not missing something obvious a shared theme would be the solution, right?
Hi @sebastienlorber.com 👋🏻 A question around Docusaurus themes (reading github.com/facebook/doc...)
How can I extend (not replace) theme-classic and package that up as my own theme (npm pkg). Do I install theme-classic as peerDep, swizzle and publish that?
I see 👍🏻 This wasn’t obvious to me experimenting with the postBuild hook. Since people are already engaged in the GitHub issue, might be worthwhile to call this out and see if a working PoC can be implemented.
I'd expect to inline partials because that mirrors what the live docs will display 👍🏻
The speed penalty isn't too bad. Uncached for 550 HTML pages it takes around 5sec, cached it's 1s. But if we can skip the MDX -> HTML -> MD steps, I'm here for it 😅
So the first party plugin should offer the ability to convert said MDX to valid Markdown. Your idea of substitution would be a cool, because then you control the output of your custom MDX components. And Docusaurus could offer defaults for the built-in things like Tabs, Admonitions, etc.
Since tokens are costly and LLMs smart enough to figure out the last remaining percents, I don't think it's useful to provide them with MDX. If you e.g. have Tabs for every "npm install", you bloat the context with what can essentially be one "npm install" instead. It knows how to convert that 👍🏻
Ah, nice, you finally did it! 😂 As you wrote, with the template in place you were set up for success with this, good use case of just letting it run 👍🏻
@sebastienlorber.com Might interest you 👀
Made the docs at work more LLM-friendly 😊 We use Docusaurus and I didn't find a concise article about it yet, so I wrote it.
Explaining the plugins, custom implementation, .md rewrites, and header content negotation pieces necessary to tie it all together.
www.lekoarts.de/how-to-add-l...
After recently switching from @notion.com to @obsidian.md, I had a bunch of ideas for blog posts. The first one is out:
www.lekoarts.de/obsidian-tra...
I'll show you why `file.hasLink(this)` is the GOAT of filters ✨
After recently switching from @notion.com to @obsidian.md, I had a bunch of ideas for blog posts. The first one is out:
www.lekoarts.de/obsidian-tra...
I'll show you why `file.hasLink(this)` is the GOAT of filters ✨
Yeah, that was helpful 👍🏻 My plan was to store an array of long/lat in frontmatter and map photos (whole folders or individual ones) into the frontmatter, too. That should work better since I do broader travel posts that span multiple locations and photo sessions
I'd be interested in your data setup for this 😊 I've sketched out some ideas in my head for the content collections but haven't arrived at a definite data structure yet (since I like the idea of a map and want to have something similar)
For the custom image component you built: You can swap it out with unpic.pics/img/
@mk.gg is the cloudflare provider R2 or what would you recommend using?
After a long day and only small hiccups during publishing, my team and I published Mastra 1.0 😊🎉
mastra.ai/blog/announc...
My plan is to hike Mt Hallasan this year 😊 You do a good job of documenting your hiking & travel, I want to do that more this year on my website. Just have to implement few more pieces 😅
Forcing a new UI onto users that lacks features people used for 10 years, then ignoring feedback for months and gaslighting people into „it's a good change and we'll listen“
forums.trakt.tv/t/new-trakt-...
I'm genuinely sad that trakt.tv is following the enshittifcation path so many other websites did 😢 They cut functionality for power users like me and gaslight people on their forums.
Now I need to find a new home for me and my friends 😮💨
Finally, this friday #Frieren returns. My fav anime 😍
youtu.be/RH-FcW94z00
Depending on your code editor, you could try something like dev.to/krisplatis/h.... Saved me in the past, too 🫠
Interesting 🤔 The photos I‘ve seen so far from your hikes didn’t have ropeways for material transport in them (iirc). Cause that’s the most common way for the huts I know.
Looking forward to more, I only got a small taste this year with Mt. Ishiwari and bit of Kamikochi
Great photos of Mt Fuji! In the Austrian alps I've never seen the option to carry stuff to the hut, is that more common in the Japanese alps as the huts are not self-sufficient with water?
Looking forward to it! Been playing with it and so far the only bummer is that it doesn’t support streaming yet 😢
🤷🏻
Congrats! Well deserved 🎉
