+ [2016-02-24T21:10:35Z] jaybe i.e. ~/Sites/SiteName/source is jekyll/other source ... and ~/Sites/SiteName/pub; is web root. then, plain/txt mime type served for dev.example.com/SiteName for browsing/discovery/learning/sharing, ... and the rendered (HTML/served) site is at SiteName.example.com/ ;)
+ [2016-02-24T21:11:01Z] phatso727 rockyapplepi: sort of. We sell sites, and we decide what kind of site is best for the client based on their needs
+ [2016-02-24T21:11:23Z] phatso727 jaybe: that's super neat
+ [2016-02-24T21:11:41Z] phatso727 this is my first ever dev job, and I only touched jekyll or nginx for the first time in last year or so
+ [2016-02-24T21:11:57Z] phatso727 I'm only 19 though, I have time to make more cool things I guess

message no. 124811

Posted by Calinou in #jekyll at 2016-02-24T12:36:41Z

there are ways to make it work with relative paths but this means all your pages and posts will end with .html, and there will be no folders other than css/ and js/
+ [2016-02-26T11:37:27Z] napster What could be the reason I'm not able to add new posts to my jekyll blog? I created a new post file as per the specs, run jekyll serve --incremental, but the new post is not coming up on the _site
+ [2016-02-26T11:37:59Z] napster Running Jekyll version 3.1.2
+ [2016-02-26T11:38:06Z] napster Mac OSX
+ [2016-02-26T11:39:10Z] napster Tried one obvious thing. Removed all posts from _posts and recreated the entire blog again. Only the newly added posts are missing.
+ [2016-02-26T11:40:22Z] napster # Build settings