+ [2015-02-15T22:38:18Z] eduardoboucas hi everyone! I have a collection (_projects) with `output: true` and a layout (project), so Jekyll generates files like projects/a.html and projects/b.html for me. But I also wanted to have another page (say projects.html) which includes the rendered version of one of the elements of the collection (the first one, for example)
+ [2015-02-15T22:39:10Z] eduardoboucas basically, I wanted to do something like {% include collections/a %} in my projects.html, which I know isn't possible
+ [2015-02-15T22:39:33Z] eduardoboucas does anyone know if there is there any way to do this at all?
+ [2015-02-15T23:41:21Z] jaybe `later tell chemic re: 2015/02/15 - note if using latest jekyll, you don't need to physically delete_site/ ... you can use the -f (force rebuild) switch available with build and or serve
+ [2015-02-15T23:41:22Z] jekyllrb jaybe: The operation succeeded.

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Posted by allejo in #jekyll at 2015-02-15T01:56:52Z

yeup. Jekyll uses Liquid as the templating engine. So you'd just have to design your website first, then split up sections of the websites into templates/sections and use Liquid so you can use information from Jekyll
+ [2015-02-16T08:43:59Z] cavaliercoder I have a bunch of YAML data files, one per page, and I want to feed the data into a template for parsing but can't seem to make it work. Can anybody assist?
+ [2015-02-16T08:44:36Z] cavaliercoder My data is basically a list of code functions, their return types, parameters, etc.
+ [2015-02-16T08:44:51Z] cavaliercoder I've grouped them by category into data files and want to create a page for each
+ [2015-02-16T08:45:30Z] cavaliercoder I've got a new template but not sure how to pull the data from the _data folder into the template.
+ [2015-02-16T08:45:56Z] cavaliercoder I've tried adding `functions: site.data.XXX` to the front matter but no data appears