+ [2017-03-23T12:14:25Z] jaybe what have your tests determined?
+ [2017-03-23T12:15:16Z] jaybe if you assign a var within an include, it is the same as assigning it on its own.
+ [2017-03-23T12:15:42Z] SReject that {% capture ... %} gives me the output of the include(examplat.html) BUT I don't have access to the yml variables specified{{example.title}}
+ [2017-03-23T12:15:51Z] SReject example.html*
+ [2017-03-23T15:30:10Z] jaybe if it's captured, it's likely not [also] being executed, as, presumably, you desire

message no. 166334

Posted by jaybe in #jekyll at 2017-03-23T12:15:16Z

if you assign a var within an include, it is the same as assigning it on its own.
+ [2017-03-24T00:30:23Z] jekyllrb I do not know about 'plugin', but I do know about these similar topics: 'plugins', 'plugins tutorial'
+ [2017-03-24T00:30:23Z] allejo [[plugin]]
+ [2017-03-24T00:30:28Z] allejo [[plugins]]
+ [2017-03-24T00:30:29Z] jekyllrb (plugins) (#1) http://osfameron.github.io/jekyll-plugins-tutorial/, or (#2) https://jekyllrb.com/docs/plugins/
+ [2017-03-26T02:45:07Z] jared hello