latest 11 messages by zxiiro_
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[2014-01-13T16:50:28Z]
zxiiro_
maybe i can subclass it or something and rewrite that method
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[2014-01-13T16:50:15Z]
zxiiro_
jaybe: can I override site.rb in my own site?
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[2014-01-13T16:49:45Z]
zxiiro_
jaybe: i think i found the code https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll/blob/master/lib/jekyll/site.rb#L330
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[2014-01-13T16:42:58Z]
zxiiro_
jaybe: i need site.tags to tell me what all the tags that exist on my site is
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[2014-01-13T16:41:47Z]
zxiiro_
jaybe: Jekyll seems to only parse tags for Posts, not regular Pages. so a query to site.tags returns nothing even if you have pages that have tags.
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[2014-01-13T16:40:07Z]
zxiiro_
jaybe: yeah but jekyll does not seem to add them to site.tags, maybe i need to create a plugin to do that
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[2014-01-13T16:32:42Z]
zxiiro_
Is it possible to have Jekyll parse tags for non post pages?
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[2014-01-13T16:06:11Z]
zxiiro_
ok i figured out where jekyll's installed on my system. Going to try putting the plugin there and seeing if it runs
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[2014-01-13T16:01:12Z]
zxiiro_
trying to understand what being included in "core" means. Like would a system administrator beable to copy the plugin to a directory to say that it's now considered core?
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[2014-01-13T16:00:42Z]
zxiiro_
yeah i was reading that site, near the middle it says a plugin can specify that it is 'safe' too but it needs to be included in "core" to be able to run in safe mode.
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[2014-01-13T15:55:03Z]
zxiiro_
Hi everyone, I was wondering if it's possible to run "jekyll --safe", but still allow some plugins that are approved by the sysadmin?