+[2017-04-25T15:52:23Z]GatsuHeyo, guys I have a quick question. I have a file in the root of my _site directory that is clients.html and in the yaml I have permalink: clients.html but when I build the site it treats the file as if it is in /clients/ it even serves both /clients/ and clients.html. What am I doing wrong? +[2017-04-25T19:28:45Z]jaybei've learned, over time, that the phrase, "guys i have a quick question", often results in unmet expectations +[2017-04-25T19:34:01Z]allejoalso applies for "can i ask a question?" +[2017-04-25T19:37:32Z]jaybeif you've to ask about a topic/problem/impasse, how is it possible to comprehend its quickness to resolve? ;p +[2017-04-25T21:01:50Z]albedoahello! having trouble googling his one: is there an out-of-the-box way of dynamically linking stylesheets in an _include file (header) on a per-page basis? or is the jekyll way to split it into either different heads or different projects?
fixed that by updating gulp version in the project
+[2017-04-26T11:07:38Z]makarawho came up with jekyll collection types? (e.g. key concepts, typical scenarios, updates, contribution, pre-requisites) +[2017-04-26T13:17:01Z]albedoahello! i am looking to extend a base.scss file from multiple other .scss files without duplicating the code. is there a Jekyll way to do that? +[2017-04-26T13:18:29Z]albedoafor instance /site1/css/style.scss extends base.scss and /site1/css/style.scss does the same, each able to extend the original, but the original isn't duplicated in the final _site build +[2017-04-26T13:18:43Z]albedoasecond should say /site2/ heh +[2017-04-26T13:38:33Z]albedoahttps://gist.github.com/albedoa/c1f5968fe86660c353450ab59392c6e6 i drew out my question. hope it makes sense. thanks!