latest 18 messages by quassy
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[2015-06-13T01:00:39Z]
quassy
Well have fun with your courses, gotta go
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[2015-06-13T00:59:45Z]
quassy
:D
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[2015-06-13T00:55:34Z]
quassy
https://github.com/pemrich/hekyll/pull/1/files that's all I changed
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[2015-06-13T00:55:03Z]
quassy
pemrich: http://quassy.github.io/hekyll/ it works when you remove front matter from the incude file
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[2015-06-13T00:31:48Z]
quassy
Your <head> element is not closing...
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[2015-06-13T00:28:07Z]
quassy
Hm, you should probably upload your code to GitHub in order to get better help
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[2015-06-13T00:23:50Z]
quassy
Convention over configuration
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[2015-06-13T00:22:28Z]
quassy
It's the default directory, I have never explicitly told Jekyll to look there, so I believe it is not needed or even the reason why your code does not work
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[2015-06-13T00:21:48Z]
quassy
pemrich: {% include _includes/head_tag_includes.html %} should be without _includes/.
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[2015-06-13T00:19:35Z]
quassy
I don't what that means
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[2015-06-13T00:07:27Z]
quassy
pemrich: Does it work?
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[2015-06-13T00:01:18Z]
quassy
(I have read it somewhere on the internet, it must be true.)
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[2015-06-13T00:00:35Z]
quassy
Yes
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[2015-06-13T00:00:04Z]
quassy
pemrich: Does your index.html have front matter? I believe it should.
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[2015-06-12T23:34:38Z]
quassy
@jaybe: {{ page.path }} looks good for referring to the original source file, but not the current URL
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[2015-06-12T23:19:08Z]
quassy
jaybe: Thanks, I will take a look :)
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[2015-06-12T23:09:00Z]
quassy
(I tried page.url.)
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[2015-06-12T23:07:18Z]
quassy
What is the best / easiest way to add a css class to every page that corresponds to the currently viewed page? (e.g. mypage.tld/archives/2015 -> body class="lvl1-archives lvl2-2015")