✨ feat: extend tabi <head> and <body> elements#528
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Looks good! Thank you!! Can you add the documentation to the Mastering tabi post in English? :) |
<head> and <body> Elements<head> and <body> elements
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Given that this does not require additional settings, I wonder if it makes sense in the mastering tabi settings post? Maybe a different (existing or new) post would be better? |
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Fair point! But I like to have everything in the post :) Thanks for this! Merging now |
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Summary
This pull request adds optional includes to the end of the
<head>and<body>elements in Tabi. Users can provide these templates in their repositories to add additional content to the respective elements.See #526 for related discussion.
Changes
Only the template files have added
includestatements for optional templates. So, users can provide these without needing to supply additional configuration.Type of change
Checklist
theme.tomlwith a sane default for the featureconfig.tomlin tabi-startconfig.tomlcommentstheme.tomlcomments