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This is amazing news. I currently have to run 2 Jekyll installs to do what I want with custom post types (before this I had a fork to add a different type and t
by PStamatiou 12y ago
This is amazing news. I currently have to run 2 Jekyll installs to do what I want with custom post types (before this I had a fork to add a different type and that was getting hard to keep updated): I have one main Jekyll install for my blog, and inside of that inside /photos I have another Jekyll for my photo blog so I can do things like this:
http://paulstamatiou.com/photos/japan/two-weeks-in-japan/ http://paulstamatiou.com/photos/japan/two-weeks-in-japan/
<3 open source! All hosted on S3/CF with https://github.com/laurilehmijoki/s3_website https://github.com/laurilehmijoki/s3_website
- vibragiel 12y agoWould you consider open sourcing your photo blog site? I like it. A lot.
- imc 12y ago+1 to open-sourcing your photo blog - it's really impressive.
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- liquidvisual 12y ago+1 would love to see it on Github just to learn from it!
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- atonse 12y agoTruly amazing photos. Thanks for sharing this! +1 open sourcing your static site, it's a great example of what's possible with SSGs.
- davidcollantes 12y agoI will add my +1 on open sourcing it as well. Would love to learn how you did things!
- toomuchtodo 12y ago+1 on open sourcing your photo blog :)
- lovamova 12y agoSpammy in action again! Exactly the same message on DN: https://news.layervault.com/comments/62311 https://news.layervault.com/comments/62311