+ [2015-08-23T11:43:14Z] pontiki it can live anywhere
+ [2015-08-23T17:31:44Z] Shiz blackjid: i've used it
+ [2015-08-23T17:48:21Z] xicubed so i updated to beta8, and try jeckll serve this theme https://github.com/st4ple/solid-jekyll and get errors like Liquid Exception: Liquid syntax error: Unexpected character   in "{{ site.email }}" in contact.html
+ [2015-08-23T17:49:39Z] xicubed is that liquid’s fault? jekyll’s? the theme’s?
+ [2015-08-23T20:03:03Z] travis-ci jekyll/jekyll#6025 (master) The build was fixed. https://travis-ci.org/jekyll/jekyll/builds/76887394

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Posted by blackjid in #jekyll at 2015-08-23T11:40:53Z

why not? you get all the benefits of docker, like the dependencies already in the image, especially when you have a bunch of people that write posts for the blog. Also I already have a docker based infrastructure to run stuff with docker, so it's easy to run it with docker than with, say, plain nginx
+ [2015-08-24T20:28:59Z] travis-ci jekyll/jekyll#6027 (vendor-mime-types) The build passed. https://travis-ci.org/jekyll/jekyll/builds/77049428
+ [2015-08-24T22:23:47Z] Keavon I want to make a site with several pages, and each page has a header plus some posts that I want to come from a markdown file in a folder that cooresponds to that page. How can I do that?
+ [2015-08-24T22:24:40Z] Keavon The URL format should be /, /section1, /section2, /lorem-ipsum, /etc
+ [2015-08-24T22:25:18Z] Keavon My header also needs to put a class on the navigation link for the active page
+ [2015-08-25T01:37:16Z] pontiki hi o/