Just use my newpost.rb script to create a new post in _posts. Then use MultiMarkdown Composer to edit the post.
I finally figured out that the categories metadata in the header of each post can specify the path to the final post. For example, suppose I define categories in the metadata to have the two ordered values:
categories: activities french
If I have specified in my _config.yml file that the permalink has the structure
/:categories/:year/:month/:day/:title.html
then I will get paths that look like
/activities/french/2013/05/08/olli-french-table.html
Sweet.
gitm:~/Dropbox/ge/george.entenman.name $ jekyll build
Configuration file: /Users/ge/Dropbox/ge/george.entenman.name/_config.yml
Source: /Users/ge/Dropbox/ge/george.entenman.name
Destination: ./ge.github.io
Generating... done.
I believe it was working for awhile. But now the server (WEBrick) starts, but nothing is served and I can’t find any log files that might explain what’s happening. I’ve reinstalled jekyll.
$ jekyll build
$ jekyll serve [Note: this does not work]
$ pd ge.github.io/
$ git status
$ git commit -am "commit message"
$ git push -u origin
Most of the layout is defined by _layouts/default.html. This includes _layouts/post.html, which can be very simple.
This is a normal paragraph. I hope its font size is adequate.
This should be a blockquote. This should be a blockquote. This should be a blockquote. This should be a blockquote. This should be a blockquote. This should be a blockquote. This should be a blockquote.
Another paragraph containing “”, I hope.