Qua.name differences with writefreely

Each section describes a change we made. This information is automatically generated from the git repository we use to manage the site. The head of each section links to the details of the change if you are interested in what exactly has changed.

Hashtags in your content are automatically linked.

This can get a bit tricky, for example if you have code sections which also contain hashtags. To improve correct linking a bit, we require that a hashtag has a space before and after it.

Highlightjs has a limited number of aliases/names for languages.

As these names may not fit what we need, we add a couple of aliases for some languages.

Example: for lisp code, the names `emacs-lisp` and `elisp' are also recognized.

Hashtags in your content are automatically linked.

This can get a bit tricky, for example if you have code sections which also contain hashtags. To improve correct linking a bit, we require that a hashtag has a space before and after it.

Highlightjs has a limited number of aliases/names for languages.

As these names may not fit what we need, we add a couple of aliases for some languages.

Example: for lisp code, the names `emacs-lisp` and `elisp' are also recognized.