latest 20 messages by rubygeek
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[2014-08-20T01:18:20Z]
rubygeek
you could write it up in an issue at github.com/jekyll/jekyll-help … maybe will help someone else
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[2014-08-20T01:17:47Z]
rubygeek
well glad you figured it out
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[2014-08-20T01:17:44Z]
rubygeek
ahh ok
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[2014-08-20T01:16:42Z]
rubygeek
ok yours is newer than mine, actually mine is octopress
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[2014-08-20T01:15:46Z]
rubygeek
what version are you using of jekyll
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[2014-08-20T01:15:29Z]
rubygeek
yeah
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[2014-08-20T01:14:15Z]
rubygeek
where is that at?
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[2014-08-20T01:13:26Z]
rubygeek
might be at top of your file
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[2014-08-20T01:12:01Z]
rubygeek
do you have a trailing slash on that property in your _config?
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[2014-08-20T01:11:02Z]
rubygeek
what do you have for this: url: http://blog.rubygeek.com
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[2014-08-20T01:10:36Z]
rubygeek
what do your urls look like in the browesr?
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[2014-08-20T01:04:47Z]
rubygeek
:)
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[2014-08-20T01:04:17Z]
rubygeek
permalink: /:year/:month/:day/:title/
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[2014-08-20T01:04:05Z]
rubygeek
root: /
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[2014-08-20T01:04:01Z]
rubygeek
in _config.yml i have
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[2014-08-20T01:03:32Z]
rubygeek
ok let me see my settings
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[2014-08-20T01:02:49Z]
rubygeek
on my blog the urls are like this: http://blog.rubygeek.com/2014/03/09/book-review-application-testing-with-capybara/
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[2014-08-20T01:01:19Z]
rubygeek
ok I think i did that on one of my blogs, let me look at the settings
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[2014-08-20T00:59:43Z]
rubygeek
so you have /blog/category/YYY/MM/DD and you want it to be /category/YYY/MM/DD ?
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[2014-08-15T16:22:24Z]
rubygeek
ok people can figure it out there, we dont need to put on readme