Ask HN: Using Octopress for static website generation
I was in the process of converting my blog from WordPress to Octopress when I've noticed that the default theme is in HTML5 (not necessarily a bad thing) and it is no rendered correctly by Internet Explorer 7 and 8.
Now, I'm not an IE user myself but according to Google Analytics 60% of my readers are IE fans :(. I wonder what solution can I use to make the default theme to show correctly in IE.
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[ 3.4 ms ] story [ 16.8 ms ] threadOctopress is just a theme and some nice tools for Jekyll, but you can recreate those tools yourself.
It also doesn't look horrible in IE7/8, just not fantastic either.
Personally, I would (and previously have) just use Jekyll itself and not worry about Octopress. I tried using Octopress, but just got annoyed with it, which caused me to switch away from Jekyll completely, and move to mynt, a simpler blog-aware static-site generator written in python.