latest 20 messages by pemrich
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[2015-06-13T20:38:38Z]
pemrich
Ugh... this is ugly.
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[2015-06-13T01:02:16Z]
pemrich
I'd also never closed a pull request without merging, so it's new experiences all the way down.
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[2015-06-13T00:59:31Z]
pemrich
I closed your pull request because I'd already updated the code to reflect my mistake. Had I not done that, I'd have merged your pull request because... I've never merged a pull request before.
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[2015-06-13T00:57:23Z]
pemrich
Yeah... I see that.
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[2015-06-13T00:54:48Z]
pemrich
Updated so that output is included in the repo
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[2015-06-13T00:46:32Z]
pemrich
Took forever to work through how, but... https://github.com/pemrich/hekyll
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[2015-06-13T00:36:40Z]
pemrich
You're right. I wonder why I didn't notice that.
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[2015-06-13T00:29:56Z]
pemrich
I'm not so experienced with using git.
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[2015-06-13T00:29:35Z]
pemrich
I'll try. Hmm...
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[2015-06-13T00:29:17Z]
pemrich
And it doesn't put the stylesheet link tag in the correct place, either. That's also nested within the <body> tag.
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[2015-06-13T00:26:06Z]
pemrich
When I add those and remove the directory info from from the liquid tag, it now outputs the --- --- in the browser, but the include actually works. When I take out the frontmatter, nothing works.
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[2015-06-13T00:23:28Z]
pemrich
This is very strange...
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[2015-06-13T00:20:27Z]
pemrich
In the HTML file that Jekyll outputs, the frontmatter section is missing, but the {% %} tag is still present, which means Jekyll is doing something to the file.
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[2015-06-13T00:12:02Z]
pemrich
Heh. When I added empty frontmatter, it parsed the frontmatter out and left the liquid alone.
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[2015-06-13T00:00:22Z]
pemrich
Does it need that in order to be parsed?
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[2015-06-12T23:48:06Z]
pemrich
Here's what I've got. Contents of files cat'd out on the command line: http://pastebin.com/drczEjCx Jekyll outputs index.html unmodified.
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[2015-06-12T23:42:57Z]
pemrich
@jaybe The documentation says so, but what I'm saying is that my experience does not reflect that and I do not understand why.
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[2015-06-12T23:32:39Z]
pemrich
But anyway, the documentation says you can put partials in the _includes directory and pull them into your page with the {% include <filename> %} liquid tag.
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[2015-06-12T23:30:32Z]
pemrich
And thanks! That's a warmer welcome than I've received in a long time on IRC. (:
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[2015-06-12T23:28:22Z]
pemrich
I'm just trying to include, wholesale, the contents of that file, per documentation at http://jekyllrb.com/docs/structure/