+ [2017-04-22T21:13:42Z] Etua allejo: Oh...
+ [2017-04-22T21:15:13Z] Etua allejo: I'd like to thank you very, very much. That's the kind of faults I'd like to see ;-)
+ [2017-04-22T21:15:50Z] allejo :)
+ [2017-04-22T21:18:53Z] Etua allejo: Where are you from? Is it US?
+ [2017-04-22T21:19:03Z] allejo yup

message no. 167593

Posted by Etua in #jekyll at 2017-04-22T18:58:43Z

Hello, I've successfully installed jekyll-multiple-languages-plugin using gem install, however when I declare it in gems section of _config.yml file I get the message "It looks like you don't have jekyll-multiple-languages-plugin or one of its dependencies installed. In order to use Jekyll as currently configured, you'll need to install this gem. The full error message from Ruby is: 'cannot load such file -- jekyll-multiple-languages-plugin'" Could you help
+ [2017-04-23T06:38:53Z] LaytonEversonPhp I'm having an issues where, if I jykell server everything works great but my localhost is naturally 127.0.0.1:4000; when I run jykell build the site is generated but the sass is not. Any ideas?
+ [2017-04-23T07:11:56Z] LaytonEversonPhp Nevermind. I figured out what I was doing.
+ [2017-04-23T19:32:01Z] Guest90949 Hey guys, I have a simple question and I'm feeling really dumb
+ [2017-04-23T19:33:43Z] Guest90949 If I type {% include file.html %} into my _layouts/default.html file it works for any includes there, but it doesn't work for content. For it work work with content I have to add {% include file.html %} into every post for it to work. Is there any way to make it so an include is rendured in the content of any page?
+ [2017-04-23T19:41:29Z] jaybe you just explained how and stated it works