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is it possible to make gist embed script have vertical scroll bar? I want to embed my gist to my blog post, but it's a long code. I want my gist look like this in my blog post : The easiest solution is to add the following code to your CSS: .gist-data{ height:250px; // Any height overflow-y: visible; } This will limit the height of the gist's container, I tried other wrappers around it and this was the first one to limit the height. Depending on specificity, you may need to add !important in your styles. One WordPress project which provides that kind of feature would be " Embed GitHub Gist /

I created a project as a single file gist. Then I expanded my project to multiple files (by, for instance, adding README and LICENSE files). I set up two remotes on my local git repository now, which I call origin-gist and origin-github. I can push to them and everything is right with the world. But what I actually want is for the gist to remain just the single file, without the overhead of the added stuff. How can I do that while keeping one local repository that pushes to the two remotes? As an aside, if I could control the order that the files displayed in gist I would care less. I'm also

By looking at GitHub Gist API, I understood that it is possible to create the Gist create for anonymous users without any API keys/authentication. Is it so? I could not find answers to following questions: Are there any restrictions (number of gists) to be created etc? Is there any example that I can post the code from a form text input field to create a gist? I could not find any. Thanks for any information about this. Yes. From Github API V3 Documentation: For requests using Basic Authentication or OAuth, you can make up to 5,000 requests per hour. For unauthenticated requests, the rate

I get the error when trying to push to github: remote: Gist does not support directories. remote: These are the directories that are causing problems: remote: dirname1, dirname2 Looking at other questions, it seems that github doesn't accept empty folders but none of these folders are empty. I can successfully push other files that are inside the root folder of the repository, and can also successfully deploy the app to heroku using git. How do I add a directory to github's gist ? What am I doing wrong here ? It's not possible, use a repository. Gists are only for files, check this comment of

I'm trying to embed a Gist using ReactJS, but I'm getting the following error: Failed to execute 'write' on 'Document': It isn't possible to write into a document from an asynchronously-loaded external script unless it is explicitly opened. Here's my component: var EmbeddedGist = React.createClass({ render: function() { return ( <div id="gist-container" /> ); }, componentDidMount: function() { var src = this.props.srcUrl + ".js"; $('#gist-container').html('<script src="' + src + '"></script>'); } }); I'm calling it from within another component, as such: <EmbeddedGist srcUrl="https://gist

After fighting for quite some time for posting a private gist to Github using their API V3 I almost gave up. Almost. May be some one have also faced similar problem or know what might be the reasoning of the following behavior: Right now the curl command looks like following: curl -H "Authorization: bearer MY_AUTHORIZATION_TOKE" -H "Accept: application/json" -H "Content-type: application/json" -X POST -d '{"public":false,"files":{"test.txt":{"content":"String file contents"}}}' https://api.github.com/gists I also tried curl -H "Authorization: bearer MY_AUTHORIZATION_TOKE" -X POST -d '{"public"