+ [2017-02-10T15:33:52Z] jekyllrb (jekyll-admin) https://jekyll.github.io/jekyll-admin/
+ [2017-02-10T15:34:25Z] jaybe jekyll is more of and about being an engine and behind the scenes
+ [2017-02-10T15:34:48Z] jaybe interfacing, client needs, etc. all can be solved by app, javascript, front-ends, etc.
+ [2017-02-10T15:35:30Z] jaybe note jekyll can be data sourced by csv, json, and those source values can be integrated throughout the site/content
+ [2017-02-10T16:47:28Z] jaybe hugs pandoc quite a bit

message no. 163266

Posted by AdmiralBumbleBee in #jekyll at 2017-02-10T15:10:55Z

if you can't tell them to use git/ftp then you've already decided that jekyll is not for you
+ [2017-02-11T07:57:23Z] albedoa hello! is `jekyll serve` supposed to create a .sass-cache folder when processing .scss files?
+ [2017-02-11T14:56:59Z] edburns Greetings programs, I must be missing something fundamental in my understanding of how BASE_PATH works, when generating my site.
+ [2017-02-11T14:57:34Z] edburns If I set BASE_PATH like so "BASE_PATH : http://ridingthecrest.com/scratch/20170210-jekyll"
+ [2017-02-11T14:58:30Z] edburns then when I do "jekyll build --safe" I would expect _site/index.html to have all references prepended with BASE_PATH.
+ [2017-02-11T14:58:56Z] edburns However, I observe they are just the plain absolute urls. "/assets"