+ [2014-10-28T23:02:56Z] jaybe bret, i.e. you're expecting to produce two static results?
+ [2014-10-28T23:07:23Z] bret it seems like you can select everything by omitting a type (and just use path: "") or one type: "post"
+ [2014-10-28T23:07:43Z] jaybe not sure of your goal
+ [2014-10-28T23:07:54Z] bret wondering if you can apply a single default to more than one type
+ [2014-10-28T23:08:04Z] bret ill just screw around with it

message no. 56658

Posted by bbear in #jekyll at 2014-10-28T18:44:36Z

yes, ok. But for example I am confused by the fact that there is a css/main.css lonely file in my tree, and something else called _sass/ with .scss files in it. I wonder which should I modify in order to get the thing working. Should I just modify main.css ? Sorry because I am not an html wizard, and not aware of this things.
+ [2014-10-29T03:12:08Z] lpghatguy Hey, I'm having a very specific issue with Jekyll's syntax highlighting with Lua
+ [2014-10-29T03:12:15Z] lpghatguy Compare the input and output: http://i.imgur.com/1UIZe2J.png
+ [2014-10-29T03:12:30Z] lpghatguy It happens with both pygments.rb and rouge as the highlighter
+ [2014-10-29T03:12:45Z] lpghatguy I have no CSS rules affecting the position of single-line comments
+ [2014-10-29T03:13:46Z] lpghatguy When I enable line numbers the problem gets even worse: http://i.imgur.com/8YslTI9.png