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Verify Content in _posts:
Ensure you have a _posts directory with valid files (e.g., YYYY-MM-DD-title.md) and include front matter:
I do not see anywhere mentioned this in jekyll feed instructions: https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll-feed
Do I have to create it? What I have to put in there?
The layout files are already prepared with the same line.
What is missing is the content feed, with pages etc. See here: https://darth-coin.github.io/feed.xml
That you need to have a _posts directory is mentioned here: https://jekyllrb.com/docs/structure/
I've got something working locally, I'll send you a PR.
but I don't want your dirty sats lol
So now to who I should give the bounty?
It was a nice and quick experiment.
I can create a comment as @anon and you can click pay bounty there
Glad you got it working.
Is fun, still learning. I have some basic knowledge about html, css and stuff like that so this github thing is a playground for me now.
More things / ideas will come and maybe more bounties on SN.
ok I merge it. Let's see how it goes. Thanks, so was about the gem file...
That was not the PR to fix the RSS feed, that was just for me building your site and playing with it, lol
OK I get that.
The permalinks can be customized for each post, but the date and markup language are determined solely by the file name.
So I should create a _posts folder and add each page in that format and inside of each md file the permalink to existing html page?
So I should create a _posts folder and add each page in that format and inside of each md file the permalink to existing html page?
You can also use symlinks. I was able to put a post into your RSS feed like this:
$ mkdir _posts
$ cd _posts
$ ln -s ../beginner/5-stages-became-bitcoiner-de.html 2009-01-03-5-stages-became-bitcoiner-de.htmlBut I think the bigger problem is how to create an RSS feed for each language.
I will be happy with only EN for the moment. Each page have links to other languages anyways so reader con just click it.
I was too lazy to do it for all posts. I sent you a PR that should explain to you what you need to do for each of them.
Let me know if that works for you, this can probably also be scripted.
ok
Ok I create a symlink for testing in _posts
Now you said:
Since the default permalink is using /YYYY/MM/DD/title.html which is probably not what you want, you also need to set permalink in your front matter.
That means for each page I would have to add the permalink in the header of the file?
Like:
layout: default-de
title: 21 ₿itcoin Orange Pillen für Neulinge
permalink: /2025-01-03-21-bitcoin-orange-pills-de.htmlNo, for that one the permalink needs to be /general/21-bitcoin-orange-pills-de.html
Try it without a permalink so the default will be used in the RSS feed and you will see what I mean.
Was this created by a LLM? If so, I expect better from you @nym.
Was on my phone and just trying to help
he doesn't have _posts folder, that might be the reason
https://aaronpkelly.github.io/2020/01/02/creating-a-rss-feed-for-github-pages.html
So just add a _posts folder and the name of each page ?
I do not want to move all the pages I already created.
i suspect you will have to move everything to _posts
that's probably the way jekyll-feed Plugin is configured
Must be a way to indicate each post where is located.
If not... then I have to renounce of adding a RSS feed.
I do not see anywhere mentioned this in jekyll feed instructions
hmmmm. you are right.
the link i sent is from 2020, maybe it's outdated.
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