When you're logged in as E.g. an author, the admin panel isn't good at telling you why you can't edit a post. I've found two specific cases - the /edit URL and search, but I think they are both very similar.

To Reproduce

Case 1: search

1. In admin search for a post you can't edit
2. See the post listed in the results
3. Click on the post
4. You are taken to the posts list with no

Expected Behavior

It should be possible to customize the header of the generated changelog (or omit it completely).

Current Behavior

The changelog header is hardcoded in https://github.com/lerna/lerna/blob/master/core/conventional-commits/lib/constants.js

Possible Solution

A `command.publish.changelogHea

Hi,

I'm using pandoc (version 2.9.2.1) to convert documents to dokuwiki format.
I ran into a problem using this command:

pandoc input.html -f html -t dokuwiki -o output_dokuwiki.txt --preserve-tabs

Input:

<strong>bold</strong>
<em>italic</em>
<u>underline</u>

Output:

**bold** //italic// underline

Expected output:

**bol

Hi all!,

Just want to share with the team some details I've been experiencing while I executed notebooks from command line using a yaml file.

First, let me show my case. I've bee parametrizing different notebooks to isolate data wranlging processes. To do it, I needed to use lists of dictionaries to specifiy keys describing my data, such as area or paths where some files were stored. As all

For instance in some places we use el.nodeType which in our abstraction returns a string:

...
  getNodeType() {
    switch(this.el.nodeType) {
      case window.Node.TEXT_NODE:
        return "text"
      case window.Node.ELEMENT_NODE:
        return 'element'
      case window.Node.DOCUMENT_NODE:
        return 'document'
      case window.Node.COMMENT_NODE:
        return '

Add a link to 'view' each post (live version) from the posts index page: http://127.0.0.1:8001/canvas/posts

https://prnt.sc/nv9hi3
Add a link to the right of 'Published in 7 hours ― Updated a few seconds ago'

Describe the bug

if you start MySQL with --ssl mode enabled writefreely won't connect to the database.

Steps to reproduce (if necessary)

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. start MySQL with --ssl mode.
2. run writefreely --config and set the proper database credentials
3. writefreely will error try to connect to the databse with this authentication plugin is not supported

I was trying to update the "whole index" tests, but found the nav doc was integrated into the content. When I split it out per the minimal epub, I started getting this error:

nav.xhtml(2,110): Error while parsing file: At least one 'index' element must be present in a document declared as an index in the OPF.

I don't see why a nav doc (esp. not in the spine) would be expected to have an in

Describe the bug

It is not possible to include new text in the bottom of the document if we have a table in the bottom of it.

Steps To Reproduce

• Include a table in a document with only one paragraph
• Try to include a text after the table

Expected behavior

• It should be possible to click in the bottom of the document and include a text

Screenshots

![bug_texture_1](

The title says it all, I think. They used to be aligned in previous versions.

The need for documentation to be provided in the software repo does not seem to be explicitly listed in the Submissions requirements section in

https://joss.readthedocs.io/en/latest/submitting.html

I've noticed that other blogging platforms have a facility that lists all the elements that can/needed to be styled by a particular theme. This, to me, is a good addition that can take plenty of the guess work out of theme creation and provide an opportunity to further standardize tags and naming conventions for themes going forward.

See https://demo.ghost.io/style-test/ for an example.

Prerequisites

• [x ] Can you reproduce the behavior you wish to address with all other plugins deactivated?
• [x ] Are you running the latest version of Pressbooks and the [latest version o

The original close icon for the subscribe button was being pulled from some CDN source that no longer exists, so we'll need to provide a replacement or fix for this.

When installing Ghost there isn't an option to specify a custom database port for MySQL. If you're installing it on a managed database service that runs on a non-standard MySQL port this means you have to install ghost initially and let it fail, then manually edit the config.production.json file and add the port, then restart ghost.

Hi,
As ususal when first looking at such a project, I am lost as not being a linux user. It seems one can use it with Rmarkdown, can you give more information about how?
maybe, the best would be do have an example one can run (and test it on different machines...)

It would be nice to see a $OWNER/$REPO/docs usage of manubot for "in-code" documentation and continuous deployment to github pages as manual, side by side with the code in $REPO...

Expected Behavior

Should both create the same link text.

Link example xref:
<xref href="rcl1576682021542.xml" ixia_locid="511" class="- topic/xref "/>

Link example keyref:
<xref class="- topic/xref " keyref="second-rcl1576682021542"/>

Both topics in the publication have a navtitle and @locktitle is set to yes:
` <topicref href="rcl1576682021542.xml" ixia_locid="3141" keys="rcl1