Clarifying what happens if no YAML front matter exists. The current explanation says that Jekyll will generate a file without Front Matter, but it appears this isn't the case. I'm still not sure if this is the intended behaviour, but this clarifies how it currently works. |
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css | ||
fonts | ||
img | ||
js | ||
news | ||
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CNAME | ||
README.md | ||
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favicon.ico | ||
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freenode.txt | ||
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README.md
Jekyll docs site
This directory contains the code for the Jekyll docs site, jekyllrb.com.
Contributing
For information about contributing, see the Contributing page.
Running locally
You can preview your contributions before opening a pull request by running from within the directory:
bundle install
bundle exec rake site:preview
It's just a jekyll site, afterall! 😉