+[2016-05-07T17:21:40Z]fiordJekyllconf has started for anyone interested... they're having some bandwidth issues it seems but overall the guests look interesting http://jekyllconf.com +[2016-05-07T17:21:41Z]jekyllrbTitle: JekyllConf - The free, online global conference for all things Jekyll (at jekyllconf.com) +[2016-05-07T17:23:07Z]siaw23is there a way to hide my analytics code on production so it’s not visible on github? +[2016-05-07T23:35:34Z]DANtheBEASTmangoogle is failing me here, i'm using gh-pages, and i'd like to create pages for each category. my permalink style is /:categories/:title so i'd like for each category to have it's own index.. is this possible without plugins? +[2016-05-07T23:35:52Z]DANtheBEASTmanand without manually creating each category page
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Posted by bkeys in #jekyll at 2016-05-07T00:39:54Z
Oh god I am getting jekylled and railed by rubies someone help
+[2016-05-08T03:00:54Z]TohuwHello, I'm working on a Jekyll plugin and need to access the contents of a key in config.yml and retrieve all the values as an array. For example, in config.yml if I have: mykey: ["value1", "value2"] and in my Ruby code I have: %w[] and I wish to fill the yml values in the square brackets, how do I do that? +[2016-05-08T23:48:32Z]TohuwHello, how do I disable sass caching in my jekyll site? +[2016-05-09T18:07:04Z]zero-gravitasRandom Liquid dilema/plea: I'm in a for loop, trying to both reverse the array and limit by 1. Essentially trying to grab the last item in the array—but it seems `limit:1` happens before `reversed` no matter what order I put them in at the start of the loop. I could create a new assignment with `| last` but later on I will also want to use `offset:1` to grab the second to last item in the array so that +[2016-05-09T18:07:06Z]zero-gravitaswon't really help. I'm sure I'm overlooking a simple and obvious answer. +[2016-05-09T18:32:55Z]CrypticusHello all, I was wondering if someone could point me to the docs on how to get a plugin listed on the jekyllrb.com page. I thought maybe just a PR on github, but wanted to make sure I didn't miss something.