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Jekyll-bootstrap is used to refer to the pre-built scaffold for the static blog generator Jekyll. It differs from Jekyll in that it includes Twitter Bootstrap assets and pre-built Liquid templates.

Jekyll Bootstrap is a scaffold for the static blog generator Jekyll

The Jekyll Bootstrap package incorporates the Jekyll dependencies (written in Ruby) and Twitter's Bootstrap assets (HTML, CSS, and JS) and prebuilt templates using Liquid.

Questions with this tag should be concerned specifically with the Jekyll Bootstrap project layout or Liquid templates. Questions related to running a web server with these tools should be instead tagged jekyll, and questions about publishing these sites via Github should be tagged with github-pages. Questions about only the Bootstrap component should be tagged with twitter-bootstrap.

Jekyll Bootstrap was created by Jade Dominguez, who also created Ruhoh to achieve similar functionality to Jekyll

Homepage: http://jekyllbootstrap.com/

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Installing Jekyll theme complains "destination path './_theme_packages/_tmp' already exists and is not an empty directory."

I'm trying to install a Jekyll theme via rake theme:install git="https://github.com/jekyllbootstrap/theme-the-program.git" As instructed on Jekyll Bootstrap's page here. However it complains destination path './_theme_packages/_tmp' already exists…
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Jekyll Kramdown Footnotes Not Parsing

I'm attempting to annotate a file with footnotes using Jekyll. My _config.yml file is set thusly: markdown: kramdown This is how I'm attempting to use the footnotes:

As trade-off talking rational economic people [^1], we are constantly making…

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Google analytics with Jekyll and Skinny Bones

I just set up my user site on github and used Jekyll with the Skinny Bones theme. I a having problems to add google analytics to my site. I obtained the tracking ID and script to embed in my html from Google Analytics and pasted it within the of…
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Ruby error message is hidden in jekyll output

When I run command jekyll build and have some ruby error, the first few lines of error messages are hidden by other jekyll output. See the following image. How can I get error messages to be shown? My jekyll version is 2.4.0, and I'm using…
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How to have Jekyll-Bootstrap not put "index.html" in the navigation

I'm a happy Jekyllbootstrap user, however the index.md template is compiled to index.html. This is expected, but for me undesired behaviour. When the navigation links to the homepage it uses index.html on the anchor. I can get around this using an…
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Jekyll Bootstrap not importing glyphicons

I just started using Jekyll today and so far I like it. I'm using one of the default themes (titled simply bootstrap-3) and it seems to compile fine, in terms of file structure. However, when I run it on my local server (or on github.io), some…
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CSS not reflected in localhost page after -build, -serve, using Jekyll and Bootstrap

I have been following the tutorial here -> https://www.andrewmunsell.com/tutorials/jekyll-by-example/tutorial to build my first site learning both Jekyll and Bootstrap. I am new to CSS, and a beginner with HTML. I am on the step that begins with the…
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Why should I put {% include JB/setup %} in each post in Jekyll bootstrap?

I am using Jekyll Bootstrap. And I can post an article, however I don't know why post template put {% include JB/setup %} in each post markdown file. I have little knowledge about ruby and Jekyll. But I check some document and I can understand some…
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Unable to find current post's category jekyll

I want to display keywords and description automatically according to the category of the current post. I've used the following code, but it doesn't worked. {% if page.categories = "category" %} {% else %} {% endif %} But while using {%…
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Jekyll serve -w Issue

I am using the jekyll with git-hub-pages on Win7, however no matter what I do the jekyll serve --watch or jekyll serve -w won't start the server (the jekyll serve is working fine). the produced error has something to do with custom_require.rb:36…
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gruntfile.js config using grunt-jekyll

I am trying to configure jekyll with grunt.js. Here is my directory structure: . .._layouts .._includes ..other Here is my code for the gruntfile: jekyll: { dev: { src: '', dest: ['_layouts', '_includes'] …
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Jekyll bootstrap use fixed categories list

Categories are "lightweight" in Jekyll, that is, rather than being fixed in a config file or list somewhere, they are created from scraping the YAML front matter from all the posts (and pages?). I kind of don't like that because I also want to…
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What does capturing a liquid variable then assigning to nil do?

Jekyll bootstrap includes the file _includes/JB/setup: {% capture jbcache %} {% if site.JB.setup.provider == "custom" %} {% include custom/setup %} {% else %} …
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jekyll and sass cannot compile sass files

i've just started a new jekyll project using a Yeoman generator it's configured using sass ut i cannot make it work i've only one file in the _sass folder which is main.scss which begin with @charset "utf-8"; but when i launch grunt serve i get…
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