Le 10/04/2016 15:37, Richard Brown a écrit :
This isn't how Jekyll works at all..
well I wished what you explain (pretty well) in your mail be explained on the jekyll site. This would have prevented me from using it :-) I think a simple wiki like pmwiki much easier. No database, no git account, any web site accessible with ftp http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/Installation untar the archive and you are done. the markup is a variant of markdown, simpler than mediawiki one that you need to know for our wiki, and like for our wiki, the only markup one really need is than one have to let a blank line between two paragraphs... this is even simpler than reading your mail (or mine, by the way :-) that is why I tested jekyll with an empty text file. a "generator" should have done better than a copy. I myself use what can be called "a very raw simple web site generator" that takes anything (usually jpg) in a folder and makes an html page from it: #!/bin/sh # written in Fev 11, 2007 by Jean-Daniel Dodin # feel free to use at will # this script takes a list of files and # makes an html page with links to them #file="liste.html"; file="index.html"; echo "<html><body>" > $file; for I ; do echo $I echo -n "<a href=\"" >> $file ; echo -n "$I" >> $file ; echo -n "\">" >> $file; echo -n "$I" >> $file; echo -n "</a><br />" >> $file; echo >> $file; done ; echo -n "</body></html>" >> $file; result: http://dodin.org/temp/index.html I'm sure any programmer can do a better code, but this one works thanks, you could be a great teacher, your post was really clear :-) jdd -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-marketing+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-marketing+owner@opensuse.org