Right now I’m working through the documentation of the new super-Masonry plugin. I’m using Jekyll to generate the pages and the examples, in the same manner that I did for Intro to CSS 3D Transforms. Jekyll has Maruku built in, which comes with several benefits.

• Automatic id attributes added to headers. i.e. Introduction - Current Support Environment
• Dynamic generation of table of contents. Note that you will require an h1 tag
• Meta-data syntax for adding id and class attributes to tags