liquid

I'm trying to get SASS to ignore part of my .scss code while parsing. It's for a shopify theme that I'm making. My scss files are compiled into .css.liquid files so that I can put shopify's templating language liquid into the css too. I want the compiled css.liquid to look like this: .header--logo { background: url({{ 'header-logo.png' | asset_url }}) 0 0 no-repeat; } In LESS I used to do this: .header--logo { background: ~"{{ 'header-logo.png' | asset_url }}" 0 0 no-repeat; } Does SASS also have an easy way to do the same? Thanks! Sass doesn't provide an escape-all-the-declaration feature. To

I'm trying to create an array from a list of objects using Liquid syntax: {% for operation in menuItems %} {% assign words1 = operation.Title | split: '_' %} {% assign controllerName = words1 | first %} {% assign controllersTmp = controllersTmp | append: '_' | append: controllerName %} {% endfor %} I want to split the controllersTmp to get my array, but at this point my controllersTmp is empty. Any help ? You can directly create a new empty array controllers and concat to it your controllerName converted into an array using the workaround split:'' . The result is directly an array, without the

I am using Jekyll for our blog and rendering Handlebars templates is a pain. We have to escape like so: {% highlight html %} <div>{{"{{code"}}}}</div> {% endhighlight %} It's fugly. Is there an easier way to do this? I found the answer: {% highlight html %} {% raw %} <div>{{code}}</div> {% endraw %} {% endhighlight %} 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14209942/how-to-render-handlebars-markup-from-a-liquid-template-jekyll

I am trying to rebuild a blog in Jekyll and I have stubled upon a simple task. Provided I have the following set of templates: default.html: {{ head }} {{ content }} frontpage.html: --- layout: default --- {% capture head %} Frontpage {% end %} {{ content }} index.html: --- layout: frontpage --- Other stuff I was expecting that {% capture head %} would pass a variable to layout. But it seems only variables from the Front Matter are actually being passed as page.variable_name . Is there a way to pass capture -d var to the layout in Jekyll? Guess I could make 2 different layouts for frontpage

I am using DotLiquid template engine and trying access dictionary value in template. I have passed to template this drop: public class SomeDrop : Drop { public Dictionary<string, object> MyDictionary {get; set;} } var someDropInstance = SomeDrop { MyDictionary = new Dictionary<string, object> {{"myKey", 1}} } Template.NamingConvention = new CSharpNamingConvention(); var preparedTemplate = Template.Parse(template); var templateOutput = preparedTemplate.Render(Hash.FromAnonymousObject(new { @this = someDropInstance })); In template i can't access to myKey value as {{ this.MyDictionary.myKey }}

I would like to get the difference in days between two dates in Jekyll. How can I achieve this? {% capture currentDate %}{{ site.time | date: '%Y-%m-%d' }}{% endcapture %} {{currentDate}} {% capture event_date %}{{ entry.date }}{% endcapture %} {% if event_date < currentDate %}Yes{% else %}No{% endif %} In the entry there is my YAML: --- title: ChartLine C3 type: charts description: Chart with round for prisma id: c3-1 date: 2015-07-18 --- If all you want to do is know whether a date from your Front Matter is earlier than the system time then you can use the ISO 8601 date format and rely on