+[2016-07-06T16:18:15Z]HundIs it possible to have like 10 posts per page when it's hosted on Github? +[2016-07-06T16:19:00Z]HundOh, it's called pagination. +[2016-07-06T16:31:40Z]jaybe[[ paginate ]] +[2016-07-06T16:31:40Z]jekyllrb(paginate) (#1) https://talk.jekyllrb.com/t/announcement-retiring-jekyll-paginate/1004, or (#2) https://github.com/octopress/paginate +[2016-07-06T17:15:43Z]HundAh
Is it possible to have like 10 posts per page when it's hosted on Github?
+[2016-07-07T02:37:47Z]adamzapI'm getting "ERROR: while executing gem ... (TypeError) no implicit conversion of nil into String" when I run `gem install jekyll`. Can anyone assist me? +[2016-07-07T06:06:40Z]stguohi, I have a file 'project' that simply has an id of 1 in a collection 'projects' - my tag {{% project.id %}} expands correctly to just '1' when serving it locally, but when I uploaded the site to github it expanded to '/projects/project' +[2016-07-07T06:06:46Z]stguodoes anyone know why that might be? +[2016-07-07T06:30:20Z]arpitHi i have pushed changes in master but github is not reflecting chnages +[2016-07-07T06:30:22Z]arpitchanges