+ [2016-05-15T18:53:45Z] miklb PizzaPortal what worked?
+ [2016-05-15T18:54:09Z] PizzaPortal Well the slice thing didn’t really work out unfortunately
+ [2016-05-15T18:54:24Z] PizzaPortal But I realized that the characters that i needed to remove are, in fact, constant ^^
+ [2016-05-15T18:54:32Z] PizzaPortal So I just leveraged remove_first
+ [2016-05-15T23:31:19Z] DANtheBEASTman any ideas why {{% for tag in post.tags %}}<li><a href="{{ BASE_URL }}/tags/{{ tag.name }}">{{ tag.name }}</a></li>{{% endfor %} returns an empty <li>, while {{ post.tags | array_to_sentence_string }} returns the expected output?

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Posted by PizzaPortal in #jekyll at 2016-05-15T16:36:40Z

What liquid filter should i use to remove the first two characters from a string? I can’t find one here https://github.com/Shopify/liquid/wiki/Liquid-for-Designers
+ [2016-05-16T05:27:32Z] konsolebox hi. i'd like it that backticks in markdown files get converted to <tt></tt> and not <code></code>. Anyone knows the best way to configure this?
+ [2016-05-16T05:29:11Z] konsolebox currently i just manually use <tt></tt> but it's not convenient.
+ [2016-05-16T14:31:48Z] Paddy hello
+ [2016-05-16T16:27:14Z] Dry_Lips I'm trying to add some formatting to the footnotes section in my posts... But when I wrap html around the footnotes, markdonw isn't rendered... Is this "intended behaviour" or a bug?
+ [2016-05-16T16:27:26Z] Dry_Lips *markdown