+ [2016-12-11T08:07:36Z] UniFreak here is my gemfile of my blog: http://kopy.io/Ah5CN
+ [2016-12-11T08:07:37Z] jekyllrb Title: kopy.io (at kopy.io)
+ [2016-12-11T08:37:32Z] oksushi UniFreak: did you try running 'bundle install'?
+ [2016-12-11T08:37:53Z] oksushi http://bundler.io/v1.13/man/bundle-install.1.html
+ [2016-12-11T08:37:55Z] jekyllrb Title: Bundler: bundle install (at bundler.io)

message no. 159081

Posted by novonagu in #jekyll at 2016-12-11T03:38:29Z

I have a boostrap question... I am trying to use the "container-fluid" class because I want my page content to span the entire width of the page when it's mobile. But I want to use the "container" class when the page is desktop so that there's a margin on either side. I have tried creating .container>#gallery where #gallery has a max-width property
+ [2016-12-12T08:42:06Z] cocomo i keep getting errors about gems have wrong version and it says to use someother version
+ [2016-12-12T08:42:44Z] cocomo i am running the command jekyll serv or bundle exec jekyll serv
+ [2016-12-12T08:43:48Z] cocomo it a shit language if you have to know to before you could use programs written in it. ruby is absolute garbage. imagine learning C package management before running your OS
+ [2016-12-12T12:40:01Z] Flowinho cocomo No one cares about ranting. Instead post the error messages so we may help you.
+ [2016-12-12T18:45:53Z] osfameron looking at backlog, it's true that perhaps jekyll could be optimized further for non-Ruby devs