+ [2016-05-16T19:29:09Z] awood you want to apply a style to the footnotes? Could you use an alternative selector? Like put an empty div block right before it and use div.foo + div#footnote_divid
+ [2016-05-16T19:33:48Z] Dry_Lips I'll have to think through this... Basically the actual code is a bit more advanced than my example. And there is another (separate) problem connected with this that I haven't even mentioned... I'll have to give this some thought, but basically my problems seem to stem from the way the footnotes are handled
+ [2016-05-16T19:37:00Z] Dry_Lips I'm not only trying to add a style to the footnotes, I
+ [2016-05-16T20:26:45Z] malej_pstros https://img0.etsystatic.com/057/0/9066785/il_570xN.688410008_majn.jpg
+ [2016-05-16T20:26:49Z] malej_pstros https://img1.etsystatic.com/051/0/9066785/il_570xN.688526701_fith.jpg

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Posted by konsolebox in #jekyll at 2016-05-16T05:27:32Z

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?
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