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Posted by jaybe in #jekyll at 2015-04-10T05:02:25Z

fujino1, i'd recommend starting with the default, kramdown; use and enjoy and if it suites your needs, you're fine. it's a sensible, fast renderer.
+ [2015-04-11T01:41:03Z] jxf Is there a way I can get kramdown in jekyll to add a class to inline code, but not to block code? I'd like to style inline code specially but there doesn't seem to be an easy way to do that.
+ [2015-04-11T10:29:06Z] antimatroid does jekyll rebuild only pages for which content files have been modified, or does it just rebuilt the entire site all the time?
+ [2015-04-11T10:29:41Z] antimatroid and if it does only rebuild pages for which content files have been modified, does it cache pages being built, or rebuilt a page every time from scratch when it's needed?
+ [2015-04-11T22:08:16Z] jxf I want to put my posts into groups of 3; is there a way to say something like "get three posts at a time from site.posts and keep repeating until you're all done"?
+ [2015-04-12T03:20:14Z] jaybe jxf, loop with liquid language `whatis liquid` - info about liquid