+ [2017-04-16T00:19:46Z] mefistofeles hey, I'm having a hard time using minimal-mistakes from jekyll, I can't get the CSS/styling to work in my GH site https://ijpulidos.github.io/ any ideas what may be going on?
+ [2017-04-16T00:19:47Z] jekyllrb Title: Ivan's Tangent Bundle (at ijpulidos.github.io)
+ [2017-04-16T02:19:47Z] tohuw jaybe ah, dig... it didn't click that collections could essentially do this. Thanks!

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Posted by mefistofeles in #jekyll at 2017-04-16T00:19:46Z

hey, I'm having a hard time using minimal-mistakes from jekyll, I can't get the CSS/styling to work in my GH site https://ijpulidos.github.io/ any ideas what may be going on?
+ [2017-04-21T18:37:29Z] nickjj how can i replace this hard coded nastiness into something that happens "every 3 indexes"? {% if forloop.index == 3 or forloop.index == 6 or forloop.index == 9 %}
+ [2017-04-21T18:38:14Z] nickjj normally i would just do , forloop.index % 3 , but that's not valid liquid
+ [2017-04-21T18:38:42Z] captn3m0 nickjj: modulo is the operator you want http://stackoverflow.com/a/25123476/368328
+ [2017-04-21T18:38:43Z] jekyllrb Title: Modulus (or lack thereof) in Ruby's Liquid templating engine - Stack Overflow (at stackoverflow.com)
+ [2017-04-21T18:42:52Z] nickjj captn3m0, right but no matter what combo i use, it doesn't work as intended -- it never evals the comparison of the modulo result in the correct spot