+ [2017-02-17T23:46:48Z] cmrabet By the way, this is because the website will be multilingual
+ [2017-02-17T23:48:11Z] cmrabet I want to be able to have 1 repo (1 directory) with the config.yml file plus the static pages and everything related to the design (includes, layouts, etc..), and then 3 more repos (3 directories) with the posts and any other markdown for each language.
+ [2017-02-17T23:48:51Z] cmrabet So I separate content from structure, so the people who will write the content only need to deal with markdown.
+ [2017-02-17T23:49:04Z] cmrabet Do you guys know if this can be done with Jekyll?
+ [2017-02-17T23:51:08Z] cmrabet OK, another question: does the source directory config parameter also apply to the static page files that we need to put in the project's root folder?

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Posted by eightfold in #jekyll at 2017-02-17T20:32:56Z

not that i could use a data file to organize a hierarchy and, at site generation, have jekyll create a file system hierarchy of directories and .html files
+ [2017-02-18T10:38:33Z] cmrabet Hi all
+ [2017-02-18T10:39:10Z] cmrabet anyway to specify a folder for static pages that is different from the one for posts?
+ [2017-02-18T14:33:23Z] jaybe use a different folder; done
+ [2017-02-18T15:49:14Z] ollehar hello.
+ [2017-02-18T15:49:33Z] ollehar is it possible to add certain "mini-templates", e.g. divs for "tips" or such?