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45 PointsI have installed jekyll and created a jekyll project and when i go to the main folder i seem to be missing some folders.
I went to the project folder i made and i am missing some folders that i see in the tutorial...like for examples the _includes folder. will i have to make a folder myself called that or what should i do?
John Weland
42,478 PointsI see what Kate means. it seems in newer Jekyll projects they don't have Guil Hernandez's folders like layout and includes etc. In fact a lot of the Jekyll process seems to have changed since this video. I've love to see an updated video.
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Kevin Lawler
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 5,929 PointsHi Kate,
Has your problem been worked out?
I'm not taking your course yet, but does this link address the issue?
(https://help.github.com/articles/files-that-start-with-an-underscore-are-missing/)
Does it help lead you to a solution?
Luke Pettway
16,593 PointsLuke Pettway
16,593 PointsWhat steps did you follow to create your project? Did you use the Ruby gem to install it?