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d-ogarkov / jekyll-extlinks

This Jekyll plugin adds custom attributes (rel="nofollow", target="_blank", etc.) to external links in your content.
MIT License
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Did not take effect in jekyll-bootstrap #1

Closed Feuda closed 7 years ago

Feuda commented 7 years ago

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Feuda commented 7 years ago

Maybe I lost some steps?

d-ogarkov commented 7 years ago

Are you getting no effect running jekyll-bootstrap locally, or are you running it remotely on GitHub Pages? The ExtLinks plugin works fine with jekyll-bootstrap in my local environment, but it doesn't work on github.io due to security restrictions since it's a user plugin and is not whitelisted (like many others).

Feuda commented 7 years ago

Pity, thank you

d-ogarkov commented 7 years ago

I sent a message to GitHub Pages support team asking them to whitelist jekyll-extlinks plugin in pages-gem/lib/github-pages/plugins.rb.

More info here:

GitHub Pages officially supports the Jekyll plugins found in the GitHub Pages gem. For the exact versions of the Jekyll plugins that GitHub Pages supports, see this list of GitHub Pages dependencies. Other plugins are not supported, so the only way to incorporate them in your site is to generate your site locally and then push your site's static files to your GitHub Pages site.