+ [2016-06-17T22:02:53Z] jaybe ./learn yaml is https://jekyllrb.com/docs/frontmatter/
+ [2016-06-17T22:02:53Z] jekyllrb The operation succeeded.
+ [2016-06-17T22:02:58Z] jekyllrb (yaml) (#1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YAML, or (#2) http://yaml.org/, or (#3) https://jekyllrb.com/docs/frontmatter/
+ [2016-06-17T22:02:58Z] jaybe [[ yaml ]] yay!
+ [2016-06-17T22:15:36Z] pilne and again ty :)

message no. 139589

Posted by pilne in #jekyll at 2016-06-17T20:37:40Z

i currently serve my blog at a "http//yourname.github.io/repo-name" type url, and would prefer to keep it that way using jekyll (currently ghost) the first couple tutorials i've found for jekyll advise against this without showing a good work-around for the issues presented, my google-fu is faililng me :(
+ [2016-06-18T11:01:52Z] cyource Hey everyone - When I push changes to my blog, a styles.css containing my custom css keeps getting removed - I have to mnanually add it on github.com/
+ [2016-06-18T11:02:03Z] cyource *manually
+ [2016-06-18T11:03:10Z] cyource Anyone?
+ [2016-06-18T11:07:43Z] cyource nvm, fixed it
+ [2016-06-18T23:56:53Z] Sentreen Hello, I'm having some trouble getting jekyll to work under Ubuntu 16.04. I installed ruby and ruby dev through apt. And jekyll with gem (as superuser). No problems occurred during the installation. However, when I try to run jekyll I get the following error: -bash: /usr/bin/jekyll: No such file or directory