+ [2015-02-11T21:48:22Z] tobylane A post with all the links it refers to in all those factiods
+ [2015-02-11T21:51:38Z] jaybe no
+ [2015-02-11T21:53:09Z] tobylane Ok, thanks
+ [2015-02-11T23:46:08Z] travis-ci alfredxing/jekyll#137 (site-template-kerning) The build has errored. http://travis-ci.org/alfredxing/jekyll/builds/50423389
+ [2015-02-11T23:46:10Z] jekyllrb Title: Travis CI - Free Hosted Continuous Integration Platform for the Open Source Community (at travis-ci.org)

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Posted by fdhgdh in #jekyll at 2015-02-11T21:38:42Z

Maybe I was not clear. I'm trying to filter my posts by language. For users using "en" site, to be able to see only posts in english, and for people using "lv" to see only information in latvian. At the moment I see all the posts. <ul class="entries"> {% for post in site.posts %} <li> <a href="{{ post.url }}"> <h3>{{ post.title }} {{ post.date | date: "%F"}}</h3> </a> </li> {% endfor %}</ul>
+ [2015-02-12T07:21:29Z] graffen vvhbjvuecccdfkgvevhtvtnbnlrtktdrjlkueiljcnuj
+ [2015-02-12T07:21:39Z] graffen Woops, sorry
+ [2015-02-12T09:27:56Z] fdhgdh Can I use {% include %} to import data between --- --- tags?
+ [2015-02-12T09:29:26Z] fdhgdh I'm trying to include translation.html file in "meta tags".
+ [2015-02-12T09:31:14Z] fdhgdh At the moment I'm getting this error YAML Exception reading /****/user/*/***/jekyll/****/_layouts/default.html: (<unknown>): found character that cannot start any token while scanning for the next token at line 2 column 2