+ [2015-06-16T16:36:19Z] snapfractalpop does anyone know why a modal would not scroll until the 'x' is hovered?
+ [2015-06-16T18:01:20Z] pontiki sounds like a CSS issue
+ [2015-06-17T03:49:35Z] travis-ci jekyll/jekyll#5902 (add-ssl-support-add-serve-tests) The build passed. http://travis-ci.org/jekyll/jekyll/builds/67134344
+ [2015-06-17T03:49:40Z] jekyllrb Title: Travis CI - Test and Deploy Your Code with Confidence (at travis-ci.org)

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Title: Travis CI - Test and Deploy Your Code with Confidence (at travis-ci.org)
+ [2015-06-18T14:31:25Z] memmo morning folks. Is it possible to have assets stored in subdirectories when using jekyll assets? I'm not having much luck getting that to work
+ [2015-06-18T14:33:13Z] memmo the only way I can get Jekyll to start when using asset_path is to have the assets that I specify in an html page for instance be located in the root assets folder for that type (ie assets/images)
+ [2015-06-18T14:33:58Z] memmo I could specify subdirectories in the config.yml but hate that approach as it adds additional, unncessary maintenance.
+ [2015-06-18T14:34:02Z] memmo I must be missing something :)
+ [2015-06-18T15:31:14Z] guest55 so how do i change the way jekyll builds the _site folder. right now in posts i have a file like 2015-06-15-this-is-my-first-post.markdown but when it builds the _site folder it makes a 2015 folder with a 06 folder with a 15 folder and then this-is-my-first-post.markdown. This messes up the links as they need to go back four folders to reach css, js etc.