+ [2016-04-05T23:52:35Z] osfameron if you're trying to lookup a code into an image, I have a couple of blog posts about that: http://osfameron.github.io/jekyll-plugins-tutorial/2015/11/28/jekyll-plugins-tutorial-part-1.html
+ [2016-04-05T23:52:36Z] jekyllrb Title: 1. Introduction to plugins with Jekyll 3.0: pictures of squirrels (at osfameron.github.io)
+ [2016-04-05T23:52:39Z] osfameron which is using data files
+ [2016-04-05T23:55:02Z] kristian_on_linu for instance, I want to do "image,foo.jpg|bar.jpg" and then have both images presented in the same way

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Posted by jekyllrb in #jekyll at 2016-04-05T23:52:36Z

Title: 1. Introduction to plugins with Jekyll 3.0: pictures of squirrels (at osfameron.github.io)
+ [2016-04-05T23:58:49Z] osfameron ok, I don't understand your use case for this
+ [2016-04-05T23:58:57Z] osfameron I guess you can parse the csv with Ruby
+ [2016-04-05T23:59:07Z] osfameron there might be some liquid function to do it, but I wouldn't bet on it
+ [2016-04-05T23:59:17Z] osfameron but csv is inherently not a nested data-structure
+ [2016-04-05T23:59:44Z] osfameron can't you just do: image,foo.jpg,bar.jpg ?