Adds more flexibility to :new_page task #225
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Page filenames/directories are lowercased and sanitized by default to allow a greater flexibility: - new_page["/path/to/file"] # => source/path/to/file/index.markdown - new_page["path/to/file"] # => source/path/to/file/index.markdown - new_page["my path/my file"] # => source/my-path/my-file/index.markdown - new_page["lorem.ipsum.dolor"] # => source/lorem-dot-ipsum.dolor - new_page["Questions & Answers"] # => source/questions-and-answers/index.markdown
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Page filenames/directories are lowercased and sanitized by default to
allow a greater flexibility: