+ [2017-02-01T18:14:51Z] jimmy_ today is the first time i use jekyll :) so i don't know how it used to be
+ [2017-02-01T18:18:07Z] jimmy_ so, if i don't use a gem theme, where do i put the _layouts and assets folder etc... in the project root or a subfolder?
+ [2017-02-01T18:18:24Z] allejo oh neat, welcome to the world of jekyll :D
+ [2017-02-01T18:18:30Z] allejo the project root
+ [2017-02-01T18:22:35Z] jimmy_ okay thanks man.. i made some progress now. now i just have to remove the default stuff, so it will build

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Posted by jaybe in #jekyll at 2017-02-01T01:01:04Z

good call re: environment manager
+ [2017-02-02T01:39:48Z] Turaiel Hey, I'm trying to use jekyll-assets, and while I realize this is not the ideal place to ask questions, I hope at least someone here has used it. Is there any way to a) include the CDN prefix in the image-url SASS helper and b) not include the ridiculous hash on the end of the generated filenames?
+ [2017-02-02T01:45:40Z] Turaiel It also doesn't seem to be copying over any of my images.
+ [2017-02-02T02:13:55Z] Turaiel From a bit more research, it looks like jekyll-assets won't work for me, since it doesn't process any assets that aren't explicitly referenced. That's a shame.
+ [2017-02-02T04:54:05Z] parkr ./help
+ [2017-02-02T04:54:05Z] jekyllrb (help [<plugin>] [<command>]) -- This command gives a useful description of what <command> does. <plugin> is only necessary if the command is in more than one plugin. You may also want to use the 'list' command to list all available plugins and commands.