+ [2015-08-21T15:43:24Z] travis-ci jekyll/jekyll#6024 (master) The build was broken. https://travis-ci.org/jekyll/jekyll/builds/76652802
+ [2015-08-21T19:11:02Z] jgardella hey folks, is there a way to populate a layout within a page?
+ [2015-08-21T19:11:40Z] jgardella for example, i have a layout for posts, and i want my main page to display the latest n posts
+ [2015-08-21T19:13:59Z] jaybe sure; you could design you templates to be conditional based on a page variable; i.e. {% if page.layout.newsletter %} ...
+ [2015-08-22T18:37:22Z] peaches hello, I'm using jekyll as a static blog framework through github and want to delete the /myblog/ file in my root directory. I'm using a win x64 system and do not have the permissions to delete the file. I've used command prompt as admin and changed the permissions in the /myblog/ file itself. Is there anyway I can delete the file using jekyll?

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Posted by peaches in #jekyll at 2015-08-22T18:37:22Z

hello, I'm using jekyll as a static blog framework through github and want to delete the /myblog/ file in my root directory. I'm using a win x64 system and do not have the permissions to delete the file. I've used command prompt as admin and changed the permissions in the /myblog/ file itself. Is there anyway I can delete the file using jekyll?
+ [2015-08-23T02:21:01Z] seemant hi all -- I'm implementing a single page website, with different sections in it, and wondering what a good strategy is for creating the content sections
+ [2015-08-23T02:21:36Z] seemant is it recommended to have all of the section stuff in _data or in a collection or something else entirely?
+ [2015-08-23T02:30:01Z] seemant (the markdown files, I mean :)
+ [2015-08-23T02:45:59Z] saadq How do I stop my username.github.io jekyll blog from redirecting to a different site
+ [2015-08-23T02:46:08Z] saadq I removed the CNAME from the repo, but it is still getting redirected