+ [2019-05-18T12:18:42Z] soots the website is not supposed to be used as a theme by others, but i wondered if there are other advantages buiding it a gem based theme, like a cleaner project structure or something
+ [2019-05-18T13:10:55Z] xmn soots: probably not at this point. unless you plan on sharing the project with other. for ex. they can work on refining the theme.
+ [2019-05-18T13:11:44Z] xmn I started using them, but it did help simplify in my case.
+ [2019-05-18T13:12:21Z] xmn but every case could be different
+ [2019-05-18T13:37:45Z] soots xmn: i see, thanks. i want to make the code public on github as exhibition for a good jekyll static site, but that's about it. so just wondering what's best practice. i think i'll not make it a theme then, since i'll be the only one working on it

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Posted by xmn in #jekyll at 2019-05-18T13:12:21Z

but every case could be different
+ [2019-05-22T06:40:34Z] ScriptRunner Does anyone know the best way of having a Jekyll site inside another site. I'm wanting it just use it for the blog page. But I'm running into 404 errors. Thanks for any help :-).
+ [2019-05-22T07:07:38Z] xmn is just html, so as long as your links are correct it should work fine.
+ [2019-05-22T18:20:00Z] geophertz Hi, I have two problems with Jekyll which I couldn't find help about online. Firstly how do I do to have a good html indentation on generated pages and secondly, How do I do to deal with different level heading within blogposts. For example in my markdown posts, headings are maked as level1 except that level 1 is already taken up by the websites name. Is there a way to lower the heading levels within posts?
+ [2019-05-22T18:35:28Z] midzer geophertz: as far as i know jekyll includes may result in bad indentation, you can try to control whitespaces with liquid syntax though https://shopify.github.io/liquid/basics/whitespace/