+ [2016-06-12T23:50:57Z] spudowiar that's right
+ [2016-06-12T23:51:19Z] spudowiar and there's just plain hub:jekyll to show a user
+ [2016-06-12T23:51:58Z] spudowiar I'm so excited about this, it works so nicely :)

message no. 138901

Posted by binduwavell in #jekyll at 2016-06-12T22:27:49Z

inni I'm looking at the following: https://github.com/Shopify/liquid/blob/gh-pages/_layouts/default.html which uses the config you linked and I'm not at all clear how they are distinguising a local run vs. being run by github pages (from the gh-pages branch.)
+ [2016-06-13T00:17:39Z] spudowiar Right, adding W3C validation to my Rakefile now
+ [2016-06-13T14:13:50Z] G33kDude I have two arrays listed in my front matter, one with IDs and one with titles 'titles:' ' - TitleA' ' - TitleB'. In my page body I have a loop over the IDs, and in that loop I have '{% cycle page.titles %}'. In the generated output, I seem to get every title appended together every time, e.g. 'TitleATitleB' <some content based on ID> 'TitleATitleB' <more content> instead of what I wanted, 'TitleA' <content>
+ [2016-06-13T14:13:52Z] G33kDude 'TitleB' <more content>. Am I just going about this in the wrong way?
+ [2016-06-13T14:15:36Z] G33kDude I could use an iterator with slice I suppose
+ [2016-06-13T14:17:05Z] G33kDude incrementor