latest 20 messages by doismellburning

+ [2015-11-11T17:40:03Z] doismellburning it sounds like #nginx might be able to help better at this point
+ [2015-11-11T17:38:22Z] doismellburning just need nginx to serve your build dir
+ [2015-11-11T17:23:22Z] doismellburning and rather than have nginx serving the generated content, you have it proxying to `jekyll serve`
+ [2015-11-11T17:23:03Z] doismellburning it sounds like you might have misunderstood
+ [2015-11-11T17:17:27Z] doismellburning jekyll makes static html; it sounds like whatever you have _serving_ it is broken
+ [2015-11-10T11:46:17Z] doismellburning kirossswe: otherwise, it's hard to do anything other than say "you're doing it wrong; do it less wrong"
+ [2015-11-10T11:46:05Z] doismellburning kirossswe: if you provided actual input and output, like pontiki said, we could actually help you more
+ [2014-09-22T17:42:36Z] doismellburning jproulx: compare with https://github.com/imathis/octopress/blob/master/.themes/classic/source/index.html
+ [2014-09-15T00:06:42Z] doismellburning Keltia: "not showing up for every article" -> as in it shows up for some, or, for every article it does not show up
+ [2014-09-14T23:52:10Z] doismellburning not to say that you couldn't hack on it to change the types of A and B, but yeah, if you're looking for some sort of rails plugin for content editing, that's not what octopress does out of the box, and if you wanted to make it do that, there are probably better-suited tools
+ [2014-09-14T23:51:12Z] doismellburning fwaokda: approximately, octopress is a tool, you give it an A, it gives you a B, where A is approximately (some config, a dir of probably-markdown/sass/liquid) and B is approximately ("a website" (some css/html/etc.))