+ [2016-03-06T16:26:56Z] jaybe grossing, disregard, wrong nick completion
+ [2016-03-06T16:59:33Z] osfameron jaybe: I've never got incremental to work, but assumed that was my problem -- does it have issues in general?
+ [2016-03-06T17:35:39Z] testemonker Hello! Could please somebody help me? I want to include a bunch of rather large code snippets stored under my root `src` directory. Is that possible in Jekyll? I know about the {% include_relative %} tag but I have doubts about having my source files under the _posts directory. Is that an accepted practice in any way? Thanks.
+ [2016-03-06T17:40:44Z] osfameron testemonker: usually you put includes under _includes/
+ [2016-03-06T17:41:04Z] osfameron but it depends on what you're trying to do

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Posted by osfameron in #jekyll at 2016-03-06T17:40:44Z

testemonker: usually you put includes under _includes/
+ [2016-03-07T01:00:35Z] pareidolia It's nice that posts can have different layouts
+ [2016-03-07T01:00:55Z] pareidolia Can I make an index where each post has its own layout (as it would be displayed on its own page) ?
+ [2016-03-07T03:34:47Z] jaybe Sure
+ [2016-03-07T03:57:25Z] fusion809 Hi folks, I would like to load a custom font on my site. This font is available as ttf format, and I was wondering how I could get it loaded on my site. Like I can install the font locally, but I'm not sure how to install it such that my Jekyll site also has access to it.