+ [2016-07-08T05:40:01Z] pontiki maybe this is where you need to make use of the includes as jaybe noted, then
+ [2016-07-08T05:49:15Z] miklb ugly_cat you would use {{ var }}
+ [2016-07-08T20:52:14Z] bmbouter jekyll is so great
+ [2016-07-08T20:52:16Z] bmbouter thanks jekyll

message no. 142295

Posted by ugly_cat in #jekyll at 2016-07-08T05:36:49Z

Once I get the capture set up, how do I access it? I'm doing a for loop, for {% posts in site.posts %} {{ posts.attr_name }}, but it's not printing anything..
+ [2016-07-09T00:49:30Z] sdaugherty This isn't exactly a Jekyll question, but it's closely related - using html-proofer in a CI script to check jekyll output, is it possible to make html-proofer show not just the line number, but the filename of the file it's finding the errors in?
+ [2016-07-09T01:13:35Z] jaybe bmbouter :D agreed!
+ [2016-07-09T01:13:37Z] jaybe ./shrug
+ [2016-07-09T01:13:37Z] jekyllrb ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
+ [2016-07-09T13:36:44Z] pontiki morning