+[2016-05-02T17:30:04Z]jekyllrbI do not know about 'data files', but I do know about these similar topics: 'datafiles' +[2016-05-02T17:30:03Z]jaybespudowiar, you could use site.variables and or [[ data files ]] +[2016-05-02T17:30:08Z]jekyllrb(datafiles) http://jekyllrb.com/docs/datafiles/ +[2016-05-02T17:30:08Z]jaybespudowiar, you could use site.variables and or [[ datafiles ]] +[2016-05-02T17:30:32Z]spudowiarjaybe: yeah, I think I'll just set page.title manually
jaybe: yeah, I think I'll just set page.title manually
+[2016-05-04T08:06:33Z]tools_Hey I have a collection where I would like to sort the elements by date and have tried this {% for post in site.blog offset: 0 limit: 4 | sort: 'date' | reverse %} but the result gives me May after April, and without reverse the same result. Can someone help me ? +[2016-05-05T13:09:56Z]cyberjar09hi all, jekyll n00b here. I folowed the docs and ran "jekyll serve". I was able to view the default page on port 4000. but im trying to request "/" on apache and get the same page. not sure how to go about this. I did a symlink to index.html suchthat the doc is served but all I got was raw html without any CSS +[2016-05-05T13:10:33Z]cyberjar09not sure how what to do with apache config in this case +[2016-05-05T13:11:42Z]Gondlarto be sure i understand you correctly: you created a symlink to your generated index.html in /var/www and nothing else? +[2016-05-05T13:11:59Z]cyberjar09thats it yes