+[2013-09-12T22:07:06Z]pontikiif that's missing, it doesn't detect the excerpt +[2013-09-12T22:07:39Z]jaybeah; yes - i've noticed before jekyll prefers that leading whitespace between yaml +[2013-09-12T22:08:39Z]pontikibut now i have a post where there is no leading whitespace, and it pulls the excerpt... +[2013-09-12T22:08:49Z]pontikioh well, i have to go to an evening class. thanks, jaybe :) +[2013-09-12T22:08:58Z]jaybepontiki, welcome; enjoy
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Posted by jezen in #jekyll at 2013-09-12T09:50:27Z
I can get the normal markdown parser with this: site.getConverterImpl(Jekyll::Converters::Markdown)
+[2013-09-13T02:20:07Z]pontikirehi +[2013-09-13T14:21:53Z]travis-ci[travis-ci] maul-esel/jekyll#136 (static-manager) The build passed. http://travis-ci.org/maul-esel/jekyll/builds/11324924 +[2013-09-13T17:14:10Z]sankageI have a couple of specific posts that I would like to use their yaml data for in a view. Is there a way in liquid to directly access specific posts? Something like post_url, but it would return the whole post. +[2013-09-13T17:19:43Z]jaybesankage, could do something such as: {% for post in site.categories.my-reuse-category %} {% if post.id == '/my/reusables/reuse-this' %} <h1>{{ post.title }}</h1> <p>Check out my use of referenced variable: {{ post.variable }}</p>{% endif %} +[2013-09-13T17:20:28Z]jaybe… assigning posts to be accessible for "re-use" in category: 'my-reuse-category'