+ [2014-12-23T21:26:09Z] Rovanion So I would get the toc for the menu, not the content.
+ [2014-12-23T22:08:49Z] travis-ci jekyll/classifier-reborn#81 The build passed. http://travis-ci.org/jekyll/classifier-reborn/builds/44984028
+ [2014-12-23T22:08:51Z] jekyllrb Title: Travis CI - Free Hosted Continuous Integration Platform for the Open Source Community (at travis-ci.org)
+ [2014-12-23T22:35:44Z] jaybe Rovanion, assign the content desired to a variable and reference the variable within the include; so you're being specific
+ [2014-12-23T23:08:59Z] dts|pokeball whats a good place to learn jekyll?

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Posted by jaybe in #jekyll at 2014-12-23T21:04:13Z

Rovanion, if you are {{ include ... }}'ing... you might consider piping through the markdown renderer; i.e. {{ some.variable | markdownify }}
+ [2014-12-24T00:46:22Z] Rovanion jaybe: I'm sorry to ask such a simple thing but I could only find docs on using existing variables in jekyll, and there's also the interaction between Kramdown and Jekyll. So would I add {% variable = {:toc} %} in every document where I want the toc in the menu?.
+ [2014-12-24T16:15:34Z] pontiki morning, folks
+ [2014-12-24T16:22:51Z] jaybe good morning, pontiki
+ [2014-12-25T04:01:29Z] supay hello all!
+ [2014-12-25T04:16:46Z] supay does jekyll look for all posts in the directory recursively?