+ [2019-03-19T19:22:57Z] enginpost I am familiar with how to template HTML in Jekyll liquid using includes but I am looking to understand how to create a customizable block that can also take parameter inputs. If I can post some stuff, would anyone be able to take a look and give me some quick advice?
+ [2019-03-19T19:23:53Z] enginpost for example with my include, the markup looks like...{% include tag.popup.html hypertext="click here" caption="Results" callback="modalLookup" target="" %}
+ [2019-03-19T19:25:52Z] enginpost but I would prefer it look more like {% popup {"caption":"The Results","callback":"modalLookup, "target":""} %}click here {% endpopup %}
+ [2019-03-19T19:26:46Z] enginpost does anyone have experience with creating ruby liquid::block modules?
+ [2019-03-19T19:58:45Z] enginpost how do I pass a custom parameter/token to a custom Jekyll::block like {% popup_block class="someClass" %}click here{% endpopup_block%}

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Posted by enginpost in #jekyll at 2019-03-19T14:24:02Z

so if my blog post is https://www.enginpost.com/business/2019/03/18/my-business-blog-topic.html
+ [2019-03-20T10:14:43Z] aamirm Hi. I'm trying to use a jekyll with a template but the 'jekyll build' command keeps giving me error ''cannot load such file -- rouge", even though it is installed.
+ [2019-03-21T05:25:55Z] kaokao If I pulled a github Jekyll site to a local repo, how do I use it?
+ [2019-03-21T05:26:04Z] kaokao When I try to run I get "Could not locate Gemfile or .bundle/ directory"
+ [2019-03-21T05:53:49Z] jaybe kaokao https://jekyllrb.com/docs/installation/
+ [2019-03-21T05:56:32Z] kaokao I figured it out