+[2014-12-22T20:34:11Z]tockitjBlueProtoman: ninth circle +[2014-12-22T20:36:49Z]RovanionOr any other way to have the page specific table of contents appear in the header of the page? +[2014-12-22T20:37:15Z]RovanionI want the hash links to appear in a menu. +[2014-12-22T22:37:40Z]RovanionI posted a SO-question for my question about generating a toc for hash navigation in an _include: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27611488/jekyll-place-the-kramdown-table-of-contents-in-an-include-for-hash-navigation +[2014-12-22T22:37:41Z]jekyllrbTitle: tableofcontents - Jekyll: Place the kramdown table of contents in an _include for hash navigation - Stack Overflow (at stackoverflow.com)
Ademan: what would be an easy way to determine that? (I'm pretty new to Jekyll)
+[2014-12-23T21:03:12Z]RovanionIs there anyone who knows how to place the table of contents for a page somewhere else than in the {{ content }} ? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27611488/jekyll-place-the-kramdown-table-of-contents-in-an-include-for-hash-navigation/27617160#27617160 +[2014-12-23T21:03:14Z]jekyllrbTitle: tableofcontents - Jekyll: Place the kramdown table of contents in an _include for hash navigation - Stack Overflow (at stackoverflow.com) +[2014-12-23T21:04:13Z]jaybeRovanion, if you are {{ include ... }}'ing... you might consider piping through the markdown renderer; i.e. {{ some.variable | markdownify }} +[2014-12-23T21:26:00Z]Rovanionjaybe: The problem I got then was that the TOC was for the {{ include }} and not the {{ content }}. +[2014-12-23T21:26:09Z]RovanionSo I would get the toc for the menu, not the content.