+ [2015-03-24T18:33:08Z] jaybe codydh, although still new, and evolving, and "buggy"?", ... also checkout `whatis collections` to learn more about collections and capabilities, defaults, etc.
+ [2015-03-24T18:33:08Z] jekyllrb codydh: (#1) http://jekyllrb.com/docs/collections/, or (#2) http://ben.balter.com/2015/02/20/jekyll-collections/ . ( 18:33:28 ) <jaybe> although still new ... whatis collections to learn more about collections and capabilities, defaul ...)
+ [2015-03-24T18:36:02Z] codydh Thanks for the info. Doesn't look like it's actually possible in the way I want.
+ [2015-03-24T18:36:41Z] codydh Never quite understood the organization though, certainly doesn't work the way my mind does (why are _posts special folder but not pages?), but it's probably not worth the effort.
+ [2015-03-24T18:37:13Z] jaybe one can define _source, one can define collections, one can leverage permalinks, etc. tons of options

message no. 85678

Posted by codydh in #jekyll at 2015-03-24T18:22:51Z

Hello! Kind of simple question, maybe... is there a way to have a _pages folder, for example, where all my root-level pages (e.g., http://domain.com/pages.html) are stored?
+ [2015-03-25T03:50:20Z] pontiki hihi o/
+ [2015-03-25T04:18:50Z] jaybe hihi
+ [2015-03-25T04:19:20Z] firebird (•◡•)/ pontiki
+ [2015-03-25T12:21:22Z] pontiki (•◡•)/