+[2013-11-17T00:00:33Z]pontikieep! i lost an eye! +[2013-11-17T00:01:49Z]lulzplzkthxheh :) +[2013-11-17T15:34:23Z]usrnixHi, can I include HTML in a textile file? +[2013-11-17T19:02:33Z]ScottNYChey guys question, in my home.html layout I have my blog entry titles listed by date, the titles are bold because of '<strong itemprop="name">{{ post.title }}</strong>' I want to remove the strong tag for a normal font weight. But when I do so it screws up the formatting of the page, How can I remove that strong tag and still maintain the layout? what can i replace it with? +[2013-11-17T19:03:42Z]jaybeScottNYC, removing a formatting tag shouldn't affect the entire layout of your page. perhaps the strong tag is being defined via CSS along with some layout. this sounds more like a CSS/design question.
+[2013-11-18T13:03:25Z]usrnixHi, any ideas why this isn't showing anything?: {% if post.date contains: "00:00:00" %} {% else %} at {{ post.date | date: "%H:%M" }} {% endif %} +[2013-11-18T15:52:25Z]danielfdsilvahello everyone. I've got a question for you. When I'm rendering a post I would like to get the links to the next and previous posts. Is this possible without the usage of plugins? any tips? +[2013-11-18T15:56:33Z]jaybedanielfdsilva, that's available by default. output the contents of {{ site }} to see the variables that contain the prev_post and next_post information. +[2013-11-18T16:00:38Z]jaybeand {{ page }} +[2013-11-18T16:03:14Z]danielfdsilvajaybe thanks. I found it inside {{ page }}. But is it possible to do that inside a category and not every post. i.e. I want to get the next post in the category notes but not the next in project