Made some more inline things configurable right from the Ghost admin panel, so that theme would be customized for specific Ghost blog out of the box, and edits are now required only for advanced customizations.

I am not sure if this relates to the viewport.

If I view my blog page via the mobile device, I will see the homepage, with the Menu of the left and the list of Posts on the right. I am unable to scroll down the list of posts on the right. (this problem is only resolved i.e able to scroll down the list of posts, if I hide the left Menu by clicking on the Menu button)

In addition, if I have additional links (using Navigation), I am unable to scroll down view the bottom part of my links and the social links. I am only able to see my photo and the first few links.

It seems like the whole page of the homepage with the Menu, is truncated if viewed via a mobile device. My mobile device is Android with 5 inch screen, using Chrome version 45.

Issue

When loading a post, the text "read" is shown. On the backend, the function "readingTime" is called ; this function is a part of uno-urban and not a part of uno-zen

Collateral Damage

Any script depending on correct js execution stops (the updated GhostHunter Search for example)

Suggested fix

Remove the reference to the readingTime function, if it is to be a premium feature.

Hi !

First of all, thanks a lot for the lovely template and the excellent work you've done with it.

Coming to the gist, I'm very noobish when it comes to JS, so please correct me if I'm doing something wrong. The issue is as follows:

Whatever URLs I add to the Navigation list, they're resolving to root URL

Ex:

(Assume root is example.com)

Say I'm adding,

About: example.com/about Google: google.com

Now, on the home page, two buttons, About, Google are created. But both of them point only to example.com, not to their respective URLs.

I tried using {{log url}} within the {{for each}} blog in links.hbs. The logged output looks good. (/about, google.com).

So I'm wondering where it goes wrong.

Live site: gln.me

Hi, I've just installed and followed all steps on README.md and on DOCUMENTATION.md. When I click the "blog" button, it also open "http://localhost:2368/#open" tab and loads the blog.

This was observed on Google Chrome v46.0.2490.71; OS: Linux; (normal and incognito tabs) Also observed on Firefox 41.0.2; OS: Linux; and if you access directly a post on mobile version.

This is not observed on mobile version, for Google Chrome for Android latest version, on the home page.

Here's where this behavior is happening: on front page: http://jeanlucaslima.com/ and this post to reproduce on mobile: http://jeanlucaslima.com/welcome-to-ghost/

I can see everything working perfect on local env. But when i push to heroku, its not working. Heroku removes everything in the uno-zen directory but casper is fine.

Any idea?

Twitter share doesn't seem to work properly:

Submitted URL is: https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=Welcome%20to%20Ghost%20%EF%BF%BD&url=&hashtags=Getting%20Started&original_referer=

I want to add other languages support, but according to your instruction: 1) go to prismjs.com/download, 2) generate your custom highlight code 3) paste in the prism file 3) compile the assets. It still doesn't work.

Features

• [x] Better post/tag view.
• [x] Emojis style based on Twitter.
• [x] Code Highlights based on Gist.
• [x] Blockquotes style.

To fix

• [x] Improve mobile post view.

Demo

• http://kikobeats.com.
• http://kikobeats.com/tag/craftsmanship.
• http://kikobeats.com/styleguide.

There isn't any special styling done to Footnotes which can be done as per the docs here.

Footnotes get placed in <sup> tags like this:

<sup id="fnref:1"><a href="#fn:1" rel="footnote">1</a></sup>

The only styling that Casper (as a base example) seems to do to them is align them a little higher:

sup {
    top: -0.5em;
}

What this means it that it just looks like a normal link to the character 1.

I don't know how Casper does it, but it also wraps the footnotes themselves into some funky markup (I added a bit of formatting to make it easier to read):

<div class="footnotes">
  <ol>
    <li class="footnote" id="fn:1">
      <p>
        Some random footnote text. <a href="#fnref:1" title="return to article">↩</a>
      </p>
    </li>
  </ol>
</div

edit: mistake made on my part.

~~I'm not able to get the 500px icon to appear in my sidebar, there is a link that goes to my 500px account, but no icon. See attached image.~~

~~note: you can't see it in the screen shot, but I'm moused over where the 500px icon should be.~~

Running gulp throws:

Error: File not found with singular glob: /home/***/src/***/content/themes/***/assets/vendor/reading-time/build/readingTime.min.js (if this was purposeful, use allowEmpty option)

The file exists there as readingtime.min.js (note the 't' instead of 'T')

Hi, I put my blog at a directory below root of the website, so all the '/assets/img/....' links in meta were resulting in errors. Easy fix: I put

{{asset "path to file"}} in place and removed all the ?v=.... parts as Ghost adds that sort of thing dynamically (so they shouldn't be there)

No idea yet if there is are other relative paths that don't get corrected, so I also added a base HTML tag to deal with that.

when pressing ENTER, browser jumps to https://www.google.co.id/search?q=site:http://www.example.com&cad=h, missing the keyword. I'm using the latest version.

When I click the "Blog" Button on the front page of the website, I get the following console error:

Uncaught DOMException: Failed to execute 'removeChild' on 'Node': The node to be removed is not a child of this node.
    at Object.e [as start] (http://example.com/assets/js/uno-zen.common.js?v=8c2cbc3105:8:12886)
    at b (http://example.com/assets/js/uno-zen.common.js?v=8c2cbc3105:8:12575)
    at HTMLBodyElement.g (http://example.com/assets/js/uno-zen.common.js?v=8c2cbc3105:8:10979)

I have followed the documentation exactly in setting up this button. I am using Uno Zen 2.9.8 and Ghost 1.6.2. Any suggestions? Thanks!