draft.sx

gistfile1.txt

Hello visitor. This is a fork of [@idan](https://github.com/idan)'s [gist.io](http://gist.io) project, adding a couple new features and fixing some bugs that have not been touched for a while. Idan intends to keep on working on the original gist.io, for which, at some point, he wants to charge a bit of money in order to even out the server costs ([source](https://github.com/idan/gistio/issues/55#issuecomment-22453283)), but he's currently unclear when that will be. At least until then, I will work on my own improvements, which might some day make it back into upstream :)




# Features added

## Callouts

> You can now use callouts, which are great to draw attention to specific, important sections of your text:

This is a callout, and it comes in three exciting colors. This one is `info`.
{: .callout .info}

**Danger!**
{: .callout .danger}

And warning. The callout style has been copied from Twitter Bootstrap.
{: .callout .warning}



## Embed gists

Embed a gist by using this syntax: `<gist>anonymous/95db0035063a2203be91</gist>`, where 12345 is the gist's id. For example, the source for this gist is the following:

<gist>x3ro/6274616</gist>




# Issues fixed

This fork fixes a couple of issues of the main gist.io: [#2](https://github.com/idan/gistio/issues/2) and [#20](https://github.com/idan/gistio/issues/20), [#17](https://github.com/idan/gistio/issues/17).




# To Do

* Fonts. I'm not much of a designer, so I'd welcome any suggestions when it comes to which fonts to use. Preferably, the fonts should be available in the [Google Font Directory](http://www.google.com/fonts).
* Heading sizes and general margins are currently not very good.