+ [2016-06-13T19:12:29Z] G33kDude Thank you
+ [2016-06-13T19:13:16Z] G33kDude I just realized I forgot to set up lightbox
+ [2016-06-13T19:45:04Z] pilne why oh why didn't I go with jekyll first... sooooooo much nicer than ghost, better late than never eh?
+ [2016-06-13T20:02:46Z] inni Happy to have you on board, pilne. :) I see-sawed between Jekyll and Wordpress for a while, but I can't imagine using a traditional CMS anymore
+ [2016-06-13T20:04:04Z] pilne just recently really got to dive into ruby, and i keep saying "why didn't i do this sooner" especially when I find a tool that is similar (often better) to one i've already been using...

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Posted by inni in #jekyll at 2016-06-13T17:09:39Z

That might be a new thing -- looks like that bit of documentation was added by Parker, who maintains Jekyll https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll/commit/e940dd1be42a58da0bf383be03fe80b8aeee927f
+ [2016-06-14T02:59:24Z] mostlybadfly Hello all, I would like to include javascript for one of my pages in _layouts. Where would be the best place to place js and is there specific syntax that would be needed in the html?
+ [2016-06-14T03:00:05Z] mostlybadfly right now I have an html file in _layouts and the corresponding .js file at '../js/app.js', but it doesn't seem to load as expected
+ [2016-06-14T03:03:48Z] GeekDude mostlybadfly: Instead of using relative paths, use absolute paths based on site.baseurl
+ [2016-06-14T03:04:00Z] GeekDude e.g. "{{ site.baseurl }}/js/app.js"
+ [2016-06-14T03:04:15Z] mostlybadfly I see ok. I think I just found something else out too