+ [2013-07-22T22:23:37Z] bret it can be hard to tell which variables which page has access too
+ [2013-07-22T22:23:56Z] bret you have an example?
+ [2013-07-22T22:26:29Z] texasmynsted1 no, I just changed the names from prev and next to series_prev and series_next and all worked fine. I am just going to guess that the symbols 'prev' and 'next' are already used some place.
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Posted by texasmynsted1 in #jekyll at 2013-07-22T22:17:32Z

I added a link for a page.next variable in my source/_includes/head.html, but when I put a value for next in my front-matter it is never seen in the head.
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