+ [2014-10-06T21:51:01Z] Jumblemuddle I'm attempting to use this theme: http://jekyllthemes.org/themes/solid/
+ [2014-10-06T22:10:37Z] obnauticus Can anyone here reccomend a javascript XMPP / Jabber client to put onto my jekyll page?
+ [2014-10-06T22:36:36Z] Jumblemuddle When jekyll says ' Liquid Exception: Included file '_includes/portfolio.html' not found in index.html', what are possible causes? Other than portoflio.html not being in _includes.
+ [2014-10-06T23:03:03Z] Jumblemuddle Alright, I've been trying multiple themes, but all of them have issues with the `Included file '_includes/*.html' not found in *.html` error... I'm obviously doing something wrong.
+ [2014-10-06T23:07:42Z] Jumblemuddle I'm an idiot sometimes... The includes weren't actually in the git repo. They were only local. Sorry to bother.

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Posted by davetgreen in #jekyll at 2014-10-06T20:49:32Z

Hello guys. Am I right in thinking that an index.html file residing in a sub-directory such as /blog/ should still have access to the paginator object?
+ [2014-10-07T00:09:03Z] der Hello all. I'm sorry is this sounds like a beginner question, but is it possible to create new pages dynamically based on what's in a data file, or can a data file only be used on a page that already exists?
+ [2014-10-07T00:20:20Z] jaybe that's a neat idea really.
+ [2014-10-07T00:22:03Z] jaybe by default, jekyll will not do this. you could probably use plugins to accomplish it.
+ [2014-10-07T00:22:35Z] jaybe that would be a neat way to spin up a framework based on yml data
+ [2014-10-07T00:27:17Z] bret der: possibly with collections?