+[2015-01-19T14:34:21Z]jekyllrbLucretia: http://jekyllrb.com/docs/variables/#site-variables . ( 14:35:29 ) <jaybe> provides a list of ... whatis {{ site }} for more info about site v ...) +[2015-01-19T14:35:17Z]Lucretiayeah i've read that +[2015-01-19T14:55:37Z]ioonerThx for the heal +[2015-01-19T14:55:40Z]ioonerhelp +[2015-01-19T14:55:41Z]ioonerreally
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Posted by jaybe in #jekyll at 2015-01-19T10:52:23Z
`learn octopress is http://octopress.org/2015/01/15/octopress-3.0-is-coming/
+[2015-01-20T04:52:49Z]lhunathI can do site.posts to iterate all the posts in _posts. What if I wanted to create a _members and iterate the pages in there? site.members doesn't automatically look in there; how do I create an array for this directory, or would I do something like this differently? +[2015-01-20T15:56:17Z]Lorem-IpsumHiah. I'm having a bit of trouble adding google analytics to jekyll. +[2015-01-20T15:56:48Z]Lorem-IpsumI'm using custom plugins so I'm generating the static code and using github pages for hosting with a custom domain. +[2015-01-20T15:57:22Z]Lorem-IpsumI've put the analytics JS in the head block but the analytics page states: Tracking Not Installed +[2015-01-20T15:57:59Z]Lorem-IpsumAny ideas?