+[2017-04-23T19:33:43Z]Guest90949If 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]jaybeyou just explained how and stated it works +[2017-04-23T19:42:18Z]jaybeif your document does not use the default template, which includes the includes, the the event wouldnt happen +[2017-04-23T20:10:42Z]Guest90949That's the problem the document is using the default template and everything shows up as it should the footer, header all of that. It just seems that the mentioned include doesn't process in {{ content }} documents. What the include is doing essentially is making a variable that does some funky stuff with URLS. it properly works in header.html and footer.html but when I pass the exact same +[2017-04-23T20:10:42Z]Guest90949variable into the content of pages it doesn't work unless I add the include file.html into the content file itself which is repetative and annoying.
+[2017-04-25T00:46:28Z]saadibrahimHi, I am really new to jekyll, infact just started working working three hours back. I am however facing an annoying problem that I dont know how to fix since I am a newbie at jekyll :( +[2017-04-25T00:46:47Z]saadibrahimso basically, I cloned a git repo with a jekyll site to make some css changes +[2017-04-25T00:47:44Z]saadibrahiminstalled jekyll, cloned the repo, ran bundle command, ran gulp command.. got a gulp version mismatch error +[2017-04-25T00:48:06Z]saadibrahimfixed that by updating gulp version in the project +[2017-04-25T00:48:18Z]saadibrahimgot error that gulp-concat wasnt found so ran npm install