+ [2016-11-17T21:24:29Z] jekyllrb The operation succeeded.
+ [2016-11-17T21:24:29Z] jaybe ./learn pygments is https://jekyllrb.com/docs/templates/#code-snippet-highlighting
+ [2016-11-17T21:27:12Z] ceterum jekyllrb: Switching to pygments fixed it.
+ [2016-11-17T21:31:35Z] ceterum Thanks!
+ [2016-11-17T21:34:30Z] jaybe welcome!

message no. 156926

Posted by ceterum in #jekyll at 2016-11-17T21:16:16Z

It's interpreting the # as a comment sign, while it actually signifies the base of the number that follows (i.e. base 16).
+ [2016-11-18T02:20:21Z] desnudopenguino is there a way to automagically build index pages based on categories?
+ [2016-11-18T02:21:43Z] desnudopenguino for example, If I had a bunch of posts with "web development" as a category, could jekyll scrape and build a /web_development.html or /web_development/index.html page with lists to all of the posts with that category?
+ [2016-11-18T03:16:23Z] miklb [[archives]]
+ [2016-11-18T03:16:24Z] jekyllrb Error: No factoid matches that key.
+ [2016-11-18T03:17:11Z] miklb ./learn archives is https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll-archives