+ [2014-01-14T19:49:30Z] denom ok, I see where I went wrong, `page.content`is uncompiled but `post.content` is compiled. When you are in the context of a page, look for the compiled global `content` variable
+ [2014-01-14T21:35:12Z] slopster I have a few files in my _data/ directory with a tags attribute. Haven't found documentation that this would work and tried a few things, but I wanted to check before I abandoned it and moved them all into posts or just coded it out. Can I list data entries with a specific tag? I made a gist to try and illustrate my point. https://gist.github.com/stvnjacobs/8425925
+ [2014-01-14T21:54:32Z] parkr slopster: looks like you're trying to group items by a tag?
+ [2014-01-14T21:54:35Z] parkr https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll/pull/1788
+ [2014-01-14T22:12:40Z] slopster going to have to do some reading. thanks!

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Posted by _axx in #jekyll at 2014-01-14T14:26:56Z

My solution would be, to create a directory and write every item to it and later look if there is a matching item or not. But maybe, there is somethin like to already. I'm fairly new to jekyll. :)
+ [2014-01-15T02:23:51Z] rushir Hey guys! I need help!
+ [2014-01-15T02:24:13Z] rushir So, I used a theme for my first Jekyll blog
+ [2014-01-15T02:24:29Z] rushir Now I made a CSS + HTML page, and would like to use it for my blog
+ [2014-01-15T02:24:37Z] rushir How do I get it to work with Jekyll?
+ [2014-01-15T02:27:50Z] jaybe rushir, the docs in the channel topic should get you started