+ [2013-10-14T13:12:30Z] jaybe {{ mydata | markdownify }}
+ [2013-10-14T13:33:43Z] pontiki isn't there also a plugin?
+ [2013-10-14T13:33:53Z] pontiki although that certainly works, too!
+ [2013-10-14T17:39:55Z] travis-ci [travis-ci] maul-esel/jekyll#161 (frontmatter-defaults) The build was broken. http://travis-ci.org/maul-esel/jekyll/builds/12529999
+ [2013-10-14T18:17:53Z] travis-ci [travis-ci] maul-esel/jekyll#162 (frontmatter-defaults) The build was fixed. http://travis-ci.org/maul-esel/jekyll/builds/12531020

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Posted by jaybe in #jekyll at 2013-10-14T13:11:59Z

maloik, partials are not explicitly rendered. you could, however, do something such as the following:
+ [2013-10-15T10:09:08Z] everyman_ hello there , I am having an issue with Jekyll. Care to share your ideas what might be causing it?
+ [2013-10-15T10:13:52Z] everyman_ Jekyll does not seem to process yaml front matter section. it is printed out as text on the page.
+ [2013-10-15T11:12:42Z] IQAndreas I put a bounty up on one of my still unanswered StackOverflow Jekyll questions:
+ [2013-10-15T11:12:58Z] IQAndreas Add properties to a page from a Jekyll plugin http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19320448/add-properties-to-a-page-from-a-jekyll-plugin
+ [2013-10-15T11:38:47Z] travis-ci [travis-ci] maul-esel/jekyll#163 (frontmatter-defaults) The build was broken. http://travis-ci.org/maul-esel/jekyll/builds/12564206