+ [2016-09-17T17:24:38Z] su1ts ok tc jaybe o/
+ [2016-09-17T20:44:12Z] pontiki wooops - hey again, everyone!
+ [2016-09-17T20:44:22Z] pontiki i fell asleppe and then went to lunh with a friend
+ [2016-09-17T20:44:31Z] pontiki jaybe: the trip is still ongoing and still awesome
+ [2016-09-17T20:44:53Z] pontiki seems as though i can't type either

message no. 150719

Posted by su1ts in #jekyll at 2016-09-17T17:22:39Z

I prefer the command line, the coloring would just be a neat thing to have, it's not really necessarily tho :q
+ [2016-09-19T01:05:28Z] kraylo Having trouble with a concept... themes have _includes _layouts _sass directories. That seems to cover css and general layouts; but how am I supposed to cleanly include other pre-requisite content -- such as theme assets/images, javascripts, etc. ?
+ [2016-09-19T01:08:20Z] kraylo If there's an rtfm that I've missed somewhere (other than https://jekyllrb.com/docs/themes/), or if anyone has any insight, please point me in the right direction
+ [2016-09-19T01:08:22Z] jekyllrb Title: Themes - Jekyll • Simple, blog-aware, static sites (at jekyllrb.com)
+ [2016-09-19T01:22:02Z] kraylo every example I've seen out there seems to just have things like "assets" and "js" folders right in the main (pre-build) sites folder; but isn't there a way to have the assets and scripts required by the theme reside within the theme folder itself?
+ [2016-09-19T02:12:11Z] kraylo or... am I just supposed to put all that sort of 'riff-raff' into the '_includes' folder