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We’ve upgraded GitHub Pages to support the latest version of Jekyll, the open source static site generator. Whether you’re a new user or a savvy veteran, here are a few…
We’ve upgraded GitHub Pages to support the latest version of Jekyll, the open source static site generator. Whether you’re a new user or a savvy veteran, here are a few features that might help make publishing your next site a bit easier:
.coffee, .sass or .scss file to your site’s repository, and GitHub Pages will transparently output JavaScript or CSS when your site is published..json files in the _data directory now get read in and are exposed to Liquid templates as the site.data namespace (along with .yml files).Under the hood there’s also some great time savers such as front-matter defaults, the where and group_by filters, and a new starter site. Check out the full list of 300+ changes and new features added to Jekyll since version 1.5.1.
If you use Jekyll locally, simply run gem update github-pages, or follow these instructions to update your local build environment to the latest version.
Happy publishing!