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You run jekyll locally and send your compiled site to your website (I'm assuming since you can use php you can also serve a static website.)
by wewyor 16y ago
You run jekyll locally and send your compiled site to your website (I'm assuming since you can use php you can also serve a static website.)
- CJefferson 16y agoIf I do that, can my blog still have replies?
- vitobotta 16y agoAs I suggest in the article, you can outsource your comments to Disqus, Intense Debate, Facebook or other service. So you won't need any server side technology and you'll give your users a much better commenting experience.