This Jekyll plugin provides better support for markdown fenced codeblocks, allowing to specify options such as highlighting and line numbering in the info strings allowed by the GFM syntax

Access environment variables from within your Jekyll liquid templates

A slick landing page with clean lines and a minimalistic look and feel.

This plugin uses esbuild to process the targeted JavaScript static files in a Jekyll site whenever the site is built. By default, it targets all static files with .js extension, but it can be configured to target only the files specified in a list, which also allows including files of other content types supported by esbuild, such as TypeScript or JSX (still untested with this plugin, however). There are also other options to toggle bundling, minification, and source maps.

Once Jekyll has built your sites HTML, fetch all the required js modules, manage the manifest directly from the markup

Evaluates input. Caution! Input can be any Ruby expression.

This plugin is for all authors that tag their pages using events attribute as categories: they can be used simultaneously. It generates event overview pages with a custom layout. Optionally, it also adds proper pagination for these pages. Please refer to the README.md file on the project homepage at https://github.com/etcware/jekyll-event-pages

Lets you create posts that represent future events. They're post's but in the future!

Use EveryPolitician data in your Jekyll site

Embed examples in Jekyll

Jekyll plugin that marks external links in your site

Adds custom attributes to external links (rel="nofollow", target="_blank", etc.)

Extracts a particular element from HTML content

jekyll plugin to generate html snippets for embedding fa-icons

Anchor tags with icons for new window and internet archive.

A simple and fast Jekyll plugin to generate favicons from a single source image.

Jekyll plugin wrapper for Fede

FilePath gem for Jekyll

Small set of helpers to generate a static website that works on file protocol using relative paths instead of absolute

How Jekyll accesses your file system (safely).