+ [2019-05-07T16:17:16Z] xmn *default.html
+ [2019-05-07T16:55:37Z] CaBa thanks for your input
+ [2019-05-07T17:00:25Z] xmn sure thing. I would suggest taking another look at the basic startup jekyll project. Since I'm not using it as for blog post currently.
+ [2019-05-07T17:02:08Z] xmn But yeah it seems like you may be missing some setup or configs.
+ [2019-05-07T17:02:19Z] xmn Sorry can't pin it down for yah. :D

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Posted by CaBa in #jekyll at 2019-05-07T16:09:38Z

jaybe: that's the thing. the server really just returns the body, no header, no css references
+ [2019-05-10T00:50:48Z] sixfingeredamish When I use for post in site.posts, I get 2 results for each post
+ [2019-05-10T00:51:09Z] sixfingeredamish for example, I'll get: post1, post1/index, post2, post2/index
+ [2019-05-12T12:34:27Z] uliwitness Hi, is this the right place to ask some questions about writing a Generator plugin for Jekyll? I want to generate several copies of a page (with different variables) and am having problems.
+ [2019-05-13T19:02:51Z] mjorgensen This is a bit confusing. In the docs for collections and permalinks, it says the :output_ext variable is “included by default and usually unnecessary”, but it’s totally necessary because the generated URLs need to have the extension.