+ [2016-02-21T21:54:45Z] deniz946 And i have the Gemfile file
+ [2016-02-21T21:55:12Z] DoomBoom I don't really know much about Github pages or bundle, sorry
+ [2016-02-21T21:55:26Z] DoomBoom I'm just doing this for my own blog I host at some hosting company thing
+ [2016-02-21T23:23:42Z] jmdev Hello, when I do Jekyll serve it says me that I haven't got kramdown, but it isn't so. I was searching for hours, and I don't find the solution. I tried gem cleanup, gem install jekyll, gem install kramdown...
+ [2016-02-21T23:23:58Z] jmdev Any solve to this problem? Regrets

message no. 124196

Posted by detly in #jekyll at 2016-02-21T02:13:25Z

I'm trying to make a single *page* static site, and it'd be nice to structure my source so that I can have each chapter as a separate markdown file, and generate a TOC at the top of the page
+ [2016-02-22T02:31:02Z] jtbandes I recently upgraded jekyll and it looks like variables I put in the YAML front matter aren't readable from the layouts anymore. is that right?
+ [2016-02-22T02:31:36Z] jtbandes e.g. if I use "layout: post \n foo: bar --- some stuff" it seems like post.html can't use "{{foo}}"
+ [2016-02-22T02:31:58Z] jtbandes er, I mean {{page.foo}}
+ [2016-02-22T02:40:20Z] jtbandes {{layout.foo}} works. is this new? It doesn't seem to be documented at jekyllrb.com
+ [2016-02-22T02:42:30Z] jtbandes looks like https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll/issues/2836