I’m working on a games review site and have the following two options for a setup: Using collections for more dynamic section inside of a review-post. Using Front Matter arrays & objects for more dynamic seciton inside of a review-post. Either way I’ve hit a wall where I can get the “Content” but…

Use the filter markdownify instead. Simple example of its usage: Front matter: --- foo: "My **awesome** content." --- Liquid in a layout or include: {{ page.foo | markdownify }} Will yield the following HTML when Jekyll builds your site: <p>My <strong>awesome</strong> content.</p>

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svondervoort May 20, 2020, 5:10pm 3

Thanks! markdownify was exactly what I was looking for. I just couldn’t find it anywhere.
I used the shopify docs… https://shopify.github.io/liquid/
You made my day

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