+ [2015-11-05T23:27:16Z] dave1984 I'm trying to create a collection so I can group my "projects". I made a folder called _projects/, added the collection and output: true in my _config.yml, and tried looping through it with {% for project in site.projects %} <h1>{{ project.title }}</h1> {% endfor %}. But it's not finding anything. Did I miss a step?
+ [2015-11-05T23:28:25Z] dave1984 Hm, appears to be working now
+ [2015-11-05T23:28:29Z] dave1984 Not sure what I changed
+ [2015-11-05T23:32:26Z] dave1984 so when I specify a layout:, the contents of that document are inserted in THAT layout's {{ content }} ?
+ [2015-11-05T23:50:36Z] jaybe dave1984, a 'layout' is the "template" that is being called *first* before delivering the calling page/post' content... which is "released" within the layout/template as {{ content }}

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Posted by jaybe in #jekyll at 2015-11-05T23:50:36Z

dave1984, a 'layout' is the "template" that is being called *first* before delivering the calling page/post' content... which is "released" within the layout/template as {{ content }}
+ [2015-11-06T04:55:34Z] kzisme anyone have an idea as to why jekyll serve --watch isn't working?
+ [2015-11-06T04:55:47Z] kzisme ie: I make changes, save, and it should auto re-fresh right?
+ [2015-11-06T05:21:05Z] jaybe kzisme, try the --force-polling option (jekyll help build)
+ [2015-11-06T05:21:51Z] kzisme Does it matter that i'm only working on my comfig.yml file?
+ [2015-11-06T13:58:27Z] jaybe kzisme: yes it matters. changes to _config.yml are not picked up without re-running