+ [2013-08-23T21:32:59Z] bret cool :)
+ [2013-08-23T21:33:17Z] nikoskip thx thx thx!
+ [2013-08-23T21:33:37Z] bret Look into YAML syntax for all the cool stuff you can do with the meta info
+ [2013-08-23T21:42:05Z] nikoskip bret I will, thx for your time ;)
+ [2013-08-23T21:42:16Z] bret np, that was an easy one

message no. 6937

Posted by fishpatrol in #jekyll at 2013-08-23T02:49:36Z

If I were building a site with, oh, say, 5,000 pages of simple content (it's a site about TV shows), would it be crazy to try to use Jekyll for it?
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+ [2013-08-25T17:46:52Z] pontiki hi, folks. I want to build a static site, but I don't want it to be like a blog, i.e., with dated posts. Instead what I'd like is to put articles into name spaces, such as: recipes (the root), recipes/main-dishes, recipes/main-dishes/pot-roast/index.markdown