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Posted by apendleton in #jekyll at 2013-05-16T17:41:15Z

It works if I switch from kramdown to rdiscount, but some of the formatting depends on kramdown so the site doesn't look right.
+ [2013-05-17T16:47:34Z] sami Hi, what would be "best practice" for a iphone theme?
+ [2013-05-17T16:51:38Z] jaybe sami, as far as jekyll is concerned, it doesn't judge or influence style. style is defined by CSS and layout. from a design perspective, you may wish to look at twitter bootstrap for a pre-relled layout with responsive design that adapts to various screen sizes
+ [2013-05-17T16:51:54Z] jaybe s/relled/rolled/
+ [2013-05-17T17:06:48Z] sami I'll be doing it to learn CSS and HTML5 so hopefully i'll solve it by either layouts or strict css
+ [2013-05-17T17:09:50Z] jaybe sami, a good way to learn both jekyll and as how it gets along and relates with CSS and HTML is to look at the source for the jekyllrb.com site. the source for the site is in the "sites" directory. can see how they did it. resize the browser on jekyllrb.com. resizes based on screen size. there's your example and potential starting point.