+ [2015-09-17T10:29:53Z] proycon I want to wrap abitrary sections of markdown text in something I can style with CSS (like html section tags or even just divs). Is there a way in jekyll's markdown syntax to do this?
+ [2015-09-17T10:37:50Z] proycon ah, found it
+ [2015-09-17T10:38:32Z] proycon http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22291211/jekyll-how-to-get-markdown-parsing-inside-blocks-using-kramdown
+ [2015-09-17T18:32:23Z] Nevik hey everyone, quick question: found a dead link in the Themes wiki article, should i do anything about it?
+ [2015-09-17T18:32:47Z] Nevik i'd leave the entry in place and format it as strike-through, adding a "dead link" note after it

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Posted by Dexx1_ in #jekyll at 2015-09-17T00:14:50Z

So I am new to jekyll -- is this newbie friendly? I mean, I got it setup and everything locally and in the process of slowly migrating my blog(s) from Wordpress to Jekyll. Is this a good idea? Is it future proof? All I want is a simple, clean, readable static site. Also, is it easy to set this up on shared hosting? (i.e: hostgator)
+ [2015-09-18T01:55:15Z] jaybe o/
+ [2015-09-18T03:16:26Z] jaybe evening pontiki
+ [2015-09-18T05:56:34Z] paul_erdos anyone know how to get jekyll to compile literate coffescript?
+ [2015-09-18T06:42:50Z] paul_erdos pinganyone know how to get jekyll to compile literate coffescript?