I got a google webmaster warning about Chrome 56 and password collection. Should I forward it to someone or did whoever is in charge of web stuff get it too?

Err, webmaster warning about http://racket-lang.org\|racket-lang.org I mean.

I have not gotten that

@asumu can you forward it to me, @mflatt, and MB

@samth ok done

@mflatt Is there any particular reason only a paragraph can have the style pretitle?

(Or alternatively a similar style property)

I ask because I have a block I want to be lifted above the title.

I would be happy to have a pretitle style property for the block, but that would requiring munging with the latex renderer. Which again, happy to do, but I want to make sure there isn’t anything obvious I’m missing first.

I don’t remember whether there was any specific obstacle to allowing 'pretitle on other blocks

Oh, I mean, it makes sense that you can’t do it as a style itself, because ‘pretitle becomes the block command. But as a style property it makes sense.

I’ll whip it up and make a PR.

But I was thinking of something like: @nested[#:style (style “myenv” ‘(pretitle))]{ Some fun text goes here.}

Which would compile into the following latex code: \begin{myenv} Some fun text goes here. \end{myenv}

above the title.

I see; I doubt that there’s any obstacle to adding a style property

… but I wouldn’t be too surprised if there’s some obstacle after all

Okay cool. I’m not sure if a similar thing makes sense for html renderers though.

Oh, I’m sure there is, in terms of the implementation. But that can be changed. :wink:

Anyway, thanks.

Compatibility question: I’m thinking that find-relative-path should by default case-normalize path elements to compare them; this will only affect Windows, and it would mean that C:\a\b relative to c:\A\c would be ..\b instead of not relative

I imaging adding a keyword argument to disable case normalization, but I can’t think of a use where I wouldn’t want to normalize – and I doubt that I’ll remember the issue the next time I use find-relative-path

Does that seem like a backward-compatibility problem to anyone?

@mflatt that seems like a good change

Agreed

Also @mflatt I added the pretitle style property: https://github.com/racket/scribble/pull/94

(This is required for the acmart latex class, which expects the abstract to appear before maketitle rather than after.

(We ‘could’ make it a paragraph which inserts the exact \begin{abstract} … \end{abstract} characters, but then the abstract would only be a paragraph rather than a full flow.)