+ [2017-01-18T20:21:48Z] jekyllrb Title: Jekyll AdminHTTP API - Jekyll Admin (at jekyll.github.io)
+ [2017-01-18T21:00:33Z] kristian_on_linu 2016,STAR WARS & Science Fiction Messe III,Randers Real Idrædtshal,9. april,,,"""Greedo"" (Paul Blake) og ""Zuckuss"" (Cathy Munroe)",,,/images/plakat2016.pdf,20160401154805 ... and in jekyll the date comes out as "april 1"
+ [2017-01-18T21:00:33Z] kristian_on_linu this is super weird ... I have a data string like this: aar,titel,sted,dato,besoegende,stande,gaester,besoegende,galleri,plakat,ia
+ [2017-01-18T22:04:09Z] kristian_on_linu ah, I figured it out ... jekyll put it in a <li>

message no. 161431

Posted by oxinabox in #jekyll at 2017-01-18T10:57:35Z

I have now worked around it. It seems off to me that there is no sane way of storing images next to posts, and referring to them by relative URL.
+ [2017-01-19T00:48:33Z] Haldor Hi, noob here. I like the color palette of https://jekyllrb.com/ and their syntax for code blocks. How can I apply those to my own site? I know about the `css` folder for code blocks, but not really sure about the general one.
+ [2017-01-19T00:48:34Z] jekyllrb Title: Jekyll • Simple, blog-aware, static sites - Transform your plain text into static websites and blogs (at jekyllrb.com)
+ [2017-01-19T04:34:26Z] parsnip [jekyll]
+ [2017-01-19T04:34:30Z] parsnip [ jekyll ]
+ [2017-01-19T04:34:46Z] parsnip [[ jekyll ]]