+ [2015-01-30T22:29:29Z] mchelen how about '"this"'
+ [2015-01-30T22:30:03Z] mchelen or alternatively: "\"this\""
+ [2015-01-30T22:30:38Z] CashewGuy That worked, grazie
+ [2015-01-30T22:30:47Z] CashewGuy (the '""' one)

message no. 76014

Posted by kristian-aalborg in #jekyll at 2015-01-30T16:54:03Z

yup, this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14978474/how-can-i-show-a-files-modification-date-with-jekyll
+ [2015-01-31T11:19:15Z] FernandoBasso Should `jekyll serve` honor baseurl if I use url('{{ site.baseurl }}/path/to/css') in my scss files?
+ [2015-01-31T11:19:15Z] jekyllrb FernandoBasso: Sent 20 hours and 36 minutes ago: <jaybe> (#1) http://jekyllrb.com/docs/configuration/#serve-command-options, or (#2) https://byparker.com/blog/2014/clearing-up-confusion-around-baseurl/
+ [2015-01-31T11:31:15Z] FernandoBasso It is not. The generated css just has literal {{ site.baseurl }}.
+ [2015-01-31T11:31:45Z] FernandoBasso The main.scss has a front matter, and if I use {{ site.baseurl }} there it works. But it doesn't work from the included .scss files.
+ [2015-01-31T11:34:57Z] pontiki FernandoBasso: do the included .scss files have frontmatter?