+ [2016-05-28T23:42:27Z] Gondlar iirc thats not recommended because if you have any files there not generated by jekyll (e.g anything generated by php) as it will be deleted by "jekyll b".
+ [2016-05-28T23:43:50Z] Joaquin-V maybe have Jekyll generate the static part, take the code and manually put php files in there
+ [2016-05-28T23:44:07Z] Joaquin-V since the Jekyll parts aren't gonna be changed that often
+ [2016-05-28T23:44:53Z] Gondlar simply put php files in the jekyll folder, they will be copied over
+ [2016-05-28T23:48:07Z] Joaquin-V that could work

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Posted by jaybe in #jekyll at 2016-05-28T03:30:41Z

spudowiar, point- jekyll really has nothing to do with http, https, etc. jekyll produces static html/web sites/other. whatever you choose to serve the static site with and how it up to you and outside of jekyll really
+ [2016-05-29T00:18:01Z] jaybe Php/whatever :)
+ [2016-05-29T00:18:11Z] jaybe Doesn't matter
+ [2016-05-29T00:25:10Z] Gondlar now that I'm here anyway, I might as well as a quastion. ^^ Say I have a collection of CDs. Is there a Simple way in jekyll to generate one site for every artist in that collection which lists his cds?
+ [2016-05-29T00:31:22Z] miklb I wouldn't do separate sites. Check [[collections]]