+ [2016-07-22T06:24:58Z] jekyllrb Title: # highlighter: pygments highlighter: rouge # markdown: redcarpet # redcarpe - Pastebin.com (at pastebin.com)
+ [2016-07-22T06:25:37Z] UniFreak all is fine, only that when I'm trying to write a php code block, I have to do so like this: ```php <?php ....mycode... ?> ```
+ [2016-07-22T06:26:06Z] UniFreak if I do it like this: ```php ...mycode ...```, there won't be any highlight
+ [2016-07-22T06:26:34Z] UniFreak Is it right behavior , or I'm doing it wrong?
+ [2016-07-22T12:40:11Z] rrawlins Is ether any way to set environment specific configs in _config.yml which are switched using the JEKYLL_ENV value? Or do we still take the old approach of two seperate config files?

message no. 144131

Posted by UniFreak in #jekyll at 2016-07-22T06:24:57Z

I'm trying to switch to rouge and kramdown, here is my _config.yml: http://pastebin.com/DZr2dAmb
+ [2016-07-23T13:24:34Z] FiveYellowMice Anyone knows how to fix LoadError: cannot load such file — json ?
+ [2016-07-23T13:25:14Z] FiveYellowMice I installed it with `bundle install --path vendor/bundle`.
+ [2016-07-24T14:58:04Z] newke hello. im new to jekyll. im currently building html template for jekyll to use. how can i add local images to it?
+ [2016-07-24T14:58:09Z] newke or local js