+ [2015-07-13T13:30:05Z] Stalkr_ jaybe: Cool, got ``` but it doesn't seem to understand languages? https://gist.githubusercontent.com/anonymous/ba69763b0e84703acead/raw/bd95e44c3f97902cba65a52095cbd0893c0c0e1e/foo.md is just http://d.pr/i/1e5PG
+ [2015-07-13T13:30:06Z] jekyllrb Title: Screen Shot 2015-07-13 at 15.31.21.png • Droplr (at d.pr)
+ [2015-07-13T13:30:22Z] jaybe shrug; need to read/learn about it
+ [2015-07-13T13:30:24Z] jaybe i don't use gfm
+ [2015-07-13T14:30:30Z] gynter afaik kramdown should understand languages fine

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Posted by Stalkr_ in #jekyll at 2015-07-13T13:19:28Z

Any idea why Jekyll is parsing something in a fenced code block? I have an example that contains a footnote, but it shows up in the excerpt for some reason. Example http://d.pr/i/1arBx and excerpt http://d.pr/i/19SiA The crossed text isn't relevant, that's supposed to show up in the excerpt
+ [2015-07-14T03:57:01Z] pontiki in gfm, you need a space between the ``` and the language designator (at least that's how it works for me)
+ [2015-07-14T03:57:16Z] pontiki jaybe: i don't know the magic to gett jekyllrb to leave a message
+ [2015-07-14T05:27:28Z] jtbandes is there a way to extend options inherited from a layout? I have a "body_class" value that gets applied to my <body> element.. _layouts/page.html defines "body_class: page" but for some pages I want a more specific class
+ [2015-07-14T05:28:01Z] jtbandes so for example, in archive.md I can say "layout: page; body_class: archive", but this overrides the value of "page" inherited from page.html
+ [2015-07-14T05:28:31Z] jtbandes and I can say "body_class: page archive" but now I've lost separation of concerns