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contact emails are currently going to github.com/[email address] #80
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I'll take a look. I had it set to detect if there was an '@' in the contact field and then make the link an email address instead of a normal link, but maybe other updates changed the way that path works, and made my solution not work. Will investigate :) |
Ah, no, I'll take a look at it. |
@meiqimichelle you beat me to it. |
My filter isn't working, that is the problem. I'm apparently having trouble with filters in general -- getting strange behavior, I must be doing something wrong. @gboone feel free to you, might be obvious where the issue is. |
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Not totally sure why _this_ worked but @meiqimichelle's didn't. All I did was capture the contact variable before running it through the conditional. Apparently Jekyll makes a distinction between `object.variable` and `variable`.
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Fixes #80, contact links should function as expected
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Not totally sure why _this_ worked but @meiqimichelle's didn't. All I did was capture the contact variable before running it through the conditional. Apparently Jekyll makes a distinction between `object.variable` and `variable`.
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