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samvincent / jekyll-haml

HAML html converter for Jekyll
MIT License
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Parsing sub-folder files? #4

Closed toobulkeh closed 11 years ago

toobulkeh commented 11 years ago

I'm using the technique described by Jekyllrb called Named folders containing index HTML files to do subfolders to Clean URLs.

Unfortunately the gem isn't converting any files in the subfolder with the .haml extension, so I'm getting a 504 Forbidden because the browser tries to access the subfolder since index.html doesn't exist.

The haml file still shows up in the rendered _site folder.

Any ideas?

samvincent commented 11 years ago

I haven't tried this, but the YAML Front Matter is required in any file that will be built by jekyll. Have you made sure one is included?

toobulkeh commented 11 years ago

Unfortunately, you caught me a few days too late. While I do not believe I attempted that, I've already switched to using middleman

samvincent commented 11 years ago

Good luck. From what I can tell, MiddleMan looks like a smooth experience. :v: