+[2016-12-08T20:24:57Z]jekyllrb(navigation) http://www.tournemille.com/blog/How-to-create-data-driven-navigation-in-Jekyll/ +[2016-12-08T21:07:28Z]novonaguthanks for the detailed info @jaybe I think I have a starting point now +[2016-12-08T21:07:28Z]novonaguhttps://thepasteb.in/p/Elh1V6XVNVJTm +[2016-12-08T21:07:30Z]jekyllrbTitle: /TheP(aste)?B\.in/i - For all your pasting needs! (at thepasteb.in) +[2016-12-08T21:08:47Z]jaybeGreat! Welcome
Jekyll outputs static html. So it can put anywhere
+[2016-12-09T03:03:58Z]novonaguss/js. I want Jekyll to create an <a> with an href set to the permalink of each of these projects, such that on the index page of my site it will generate a nice list of "projects" I've worked on. Can anybody point me in the right direction? +[2016-12-09T03:03:58Z]novonaguSo generally jekyll will go through the _posts dir and for each .md, make a stylized HTML page and list them out. I am trying to go with a different workflow that's a little bit more involved and I'm not sure where to start. I want to have a directory `projects` where each project is a folder containing an `index.html` and an `assets` folder with c +[2016-12-09T03:04:30Z]novonaguMy desired product would look something like this site: http://roadtolarissa.com/ +[2016-12-09T03:04:31Z]jekyllrbTitle: roadtolarissa (at roadtolarissa.com) +[2016-12-09T04:17:36Z]frivoalI've got a problem I cannot figure out. Using kramdown with jekyll automatic id generation works differently between naked kramdow and with jekyll. kramdown stips accented letters or (or removes the accents with the transliterated_header_ids option, but jekyll just keeps them in.