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I think it’s a great guide, but the suggested plugin seems to have three failing build that make me wondering if it is convenient to use it?
Alternatives?
Wow that’s so complicated.
To debug a plugin, I usually just add a string parameter to it which I plop into an eval in the plugin’s render method.
This way I can just plug in my Ruby code into this param and watch the browser live refresh like I usually do when developing in Jekyll… When I’m happy with the code… copy and paste that string into the plugin. Done!
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