latest 20 messages by StevenXL
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[2015-09-04T18:38:14Z]
StevenXL
:-)
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[2015-09-04T18:38:12Z]
StevenXL
OK ok.
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[2015-09-04T18:34:47Z]
StevenXL
(I decided not to upload the contents of _site to github directly because then others won't be able to see the development files and help me figure out what is wrong)
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[2015-09-04T18:34:15Z]
StevenXL
grr - it is very frustratign that I can't get it to work properly. Maybe someone on stackoverflow will help.
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[2015-09-04T18:25:58Z]
StevenXL
ls
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[2015-09-04T18:25:56Z]
StevenXL
Calinou, It works when I push the contents of the _site folder.
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[2015-09-04T18:23:05Z]
StevenXL
I guess it must not have one of the plugins?
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[2015-09-04T18:22:55Z]
StevenXL
But I just don't get why it works on my machine and doesn't on GitHub.
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[2015-09-04T18:22:45Z]
StevenXL
Calinou - OK, I will figure out another solution.
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[2015-09-04T18:14:34Z]
StevenXL
hm.. maybe I can upload the site itself instead of the development files?
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[2015-09-04T18:05:10Z]
StevenXL
It is not adding the highlight classes at all.
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[2015-09-04T18:05:01Z]
StevenXL
Calinou, what actually gets built is very different when done by GitHub then when I do it through `jekyll serve`.
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[2015-09-04T17:59:20Z]
StevenXL
(It doesn't seem to be adding the right classes"
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[2015-09-04T17:59:06Z]
StevenXL
This all works when I preview the site with jekyll serve, but not when I push the development files to github
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[2015-09-04T17:58:37Z]
StevenXL
I am importing the CSS stylesheet to highlight via an @import command on the CSS stylsheet.
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[2015-09-04T17:57:28Z]
StevenXL
I am using markdown: kramdown, and then I am specifying kramdown: syntax_highlighter: rouge.
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[2015-09-04T17:56:51Z]
StevenXL
Hi. I am having some trouble getting syntax highlighting to work on my blog. The development files for the blog can be found here: https://github.com/StevenXL/stevenxl.github.io
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[2015-09-03T14:04:22Z]
StevenXL
Sorry - I meant to past this: tevenXL, correct; kramdown uses tilde natively. kramdown provides a GFM (github flavored markdown) option, but it's problematic. the current way to get consistent backtick codeblock behavior is with redcarpet. jekyll sets the fenced code block enabled by default.
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[2015-09-03T14:04:03Z]
StevenXL
jaybe, which helped me out, said this earlier: https://george-hawkins.github.io/basic-gfm-jekyll/redcarpet-extensions.html
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[2015-09-03T14:03:12Z]
StevenXL
Unopoo, I would read this first: https://george-hawkins.github.io/basic-gfm-jekyll/redcarpet-extensions.html