+ [2014-01-26T22:09:24Z] jbnicolai So I can have all my pages under /pages/, but have jekyll still place them under mydomain.com/NAME istead of mydomain.com/pages/NAME?
+ [2014-01-26T22:26:57Z] kaffeebohne jbnicolai: you can redirect with at .htaccess file
+ [2014-01-26T22:28:33Z] jbnicolai kaffeebohne: Good solution, although I'd prefer to solve this when generating the site, rather than when responding to requests.
+ [2014-01-26T22:28:46Z] jbnicolai Although that might just be irrational ;)
+ [2014-01-26T22:29:15Z] kaffeebohne jbnicolai: I thoutght that but I can't help you otherwise, sorry :(

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Posted by kaffeebohne in #jekyll at 2014-01-26T22:26:57Z

jbnicolai: you can redirect with at .htaccess file
+ [2014-01-27T02:45:21Z] pfenwick So after my Jekyll-based website having an article go viral, it's become apparent to me that I really need a simple tag footer that just lists what a post is tagged with (easy), and how many other articles have that tag (harder). Is there's a go-to index of Jekyll plug-ins. (Or better still, does anyone have a recommendation, before I write Yet Another Plugin?)
+ [2014-01-27T03:28:56Z] pontiki there is the plug in page in the docs
+ [2014-01-27T03:29:22Z] pontiki many octopress plugins work in jekyll, as they would
+ [2014-01-27T03:41:51Z] pfenwick pontiki: Ah! http://www.jekyll-plugins.com/ is what I was thinking of. And yes, I think I'll be looking through the octopress plug-ins as well.
+ [2014-01-27T16:29:34Z] joko Hello, I am looking for a way to add a custom attribute to pages so that I could include relevant js script, e.g. a has_flickr boolean attribute on a page which includes or not <script src="blabla.js"></script>. Would that be possible?