+ [2013-12-19T13:30:22Z] tomb_ jekyll only really builds the site, doesn't really deploy it
+ [2013-12-19T13:31:18Z] bolster tomb_: exactly but I was thinking of some post-commit hook, or some service that watches the generated RSS file, or something.
+ [2013-12-19T13:36:07Z] bolster Ah ha, finally a real reason for an IFTTT account http://palmer.im/2013/11/automatic-tweet-jekyll-post/
+ [2013-12-19T13:40:48Z] tomb_ ah nice :)

message no. 15183

Posted by anth0ny_ in #jekyll at 2013-12-19T06:31:02Z

I'm listing a bunch of events (each event is a post). I want two sections on one page: upcoming events and past events. I've found that I can do {% if event.date > site.time %} when iterating through events, but that puts any event that occurs today in the "past events" section since all the event times are set to 00:00:00. Is there a way to do something like {% if event.date + 1_DAY > site.time %} ?
+ [2013-12-20T23:50:18Z] emegea hi
+ [2013-12-20T23:50:21Z] emegea alive?
+ [2013-12-20T23:54:40Z] bret yup
+ [2013-12-20T23:54:56Z] bret just ask if you have q's
+ [2013-12-20T23:55:36Z] emegea hi bret!