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I had about 5 Drupal blogs that I wanted to export to Jekyll. Most
of them were a mix of blog and HTML website, although the biggest
one also used Drupal to generate some info pages, like the About
page. They ranged from 1-200 posts. Of course, the biggest blog
had comments. Obviously, I started with the smallest blogs and
worked my way up.
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Tags and filters are all plugins and I found I could just include my new tag in the exact same file in which I implemented my filter.
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My site has many snippets of different languages, and I wanted to tag them for CSS purposes among other possible useful things marking them might make possible. One problem with that is I am still searching out the "correct" labelling, so using mutable tags would be easier to remember as well as change later....
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Getting Jekyll running was a little bit of a kerfuffle since I needed to update Ruby, but then Jekyll couldn't find the right version. Eventually this was resolved and I got Jekyll's out of the box test site up and running. The fact that Jekyll has a test server that runs on your development machine is very convenient, even if it doesn't run server side includes and the like.
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Officially, filters and tags are plugins so they go into the jekyll-root/_plugins directory. Once again, no _config.yml modifications necessary (in the version of Jekyll (3.7.3) that I was using) to enable things.
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