+ [2016-12-18T16:20:39Z] miklb I don't follow. What's not editable in a Jekyll site?
+ [2016-12-18T16:44:43Z] webjay miklb: I'm thinking only front matter stuff is thought of as editable, so anything hardcoded in HTML etc isn't editable.
+ [2016-12-18T17:33:40Z] miklb webjay right, but without seeing the fornt matter, there's really no way of knowing what is hardcoded and what isn't
+ [2016-12-18T17:33:48Z] miklb s/fornt/front/
+ [2016-12-18T17:33:49Z] jekyllrb For the record, miklb meant: webjay right, but without seeing the front matter, there's really no way of knowing what is hardcoded and what isn't

message no. 159657

Posted by fuzzybear3965 in #jekyll at 2016-12-18T09:28:11Z

It's just one external resource. It's not lumped into the creation of some variable which is assigned the value of some (potentially) massive object.
+ [2016-12-19T04:23:08Z] parsnip why the does `jekyll new ./' ask for a password?
+ [2016-12-19T05:01:17Z] jaybe i doubt it does
+ [2016-12-19T05:01:58Z] jaybe if it does, consider the location within the filesystem when executing the command, and your permissions therein
+ [2016-12-20T15:43:54Z] gsnedders Locally, I'm having page.title be empty, yet on GitHub Pages it's taking the highest level title seemingly. Why would there be a difference? Locally everything is installed from the github-pages gem.
+ [2016-12-20T15:47:30Z] jaybe Because [[ github pages ]]