+ [2016-11-18T17:54:21Z] desnudopenguino DevAntoine: you could copy the theme part for syntax highlighting from the default theme? Have you tried it yet?
+ [2016-11-18T17:54:51Z] desnudopenguino DevAntione: "it" being using syntax highlighting in your current theme
+ [2016-11-18T17:59:33Z] jaybe ./seen devantoine
+ [2016-11-18T17:59:34Z] jekyllrb devantoine was last seen in #jekyll 1 hour, 7 minutes, and 2 seconds ago: <DevAntoine> how can I include the syntax highlighting css when not using the default theme?
+ [2016-11-18T18:09:29Z] desnudopenguino lol whoops, didn't take notice that they left

message no. 156960

Posted by desnudopenguino in #jekyll at 2016-11-18T02:21:43Z

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?
+ [2016-11-19T07:37:39Z] gh0st Friends mistakenly I have delete my _include folder from my jekyll document root, is there a way I can recover that back?
+ [2016-11-19T07:38:20Z] osfameron gh0st1234: it's not in version control?
+ [2016-11-19T07:38:40Z] gh0st1234 osfameron: I din get ya
+ [2016-11-19T07:39:22Z] osfameron I guess not, then...
+ [2016-11-19T07:39:26Z] gh0st1234 Also to be specific I have removed my the git files from the directory as well.