Using Jekyll Plugins with GitHub Pages - GitHub Enterprise 2.0 Documentation

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Using Jekyll Plugins with GitHub Pages

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GitHub Enterprise Pages currently supports several Jekyll plugins:

Jemoji - provides support for emoji within Jekyll posts and pages
Jekyll-mentions - provides support for @mentions within Jekyll posts and pages
Jekyll-redirect-from - redirects visitors to an updated URL when Jekyll post or page filenames change.
Jekyll-sitemap - adds a standards compliant sitemap for your GitHub Enterprise Pages siteso.

In addition, GitHub Enterprise Pages supports all other functionality of Jekyll, such as native Sass and CoffeeScript support.

Configuring Jekyll

Make sure you're using the latest version of the GitHub Pages Gem
Add a list of enabled gems (plugins) to your site's _config.yml file, such as:
```
gems:
- jekyll-mentions
- jemoji
- jekyll-redirect-from
- jekyll-sitemap
```

If you don't have a _config.yml file, you will need to create one in the root of your GitHub Enterprise Pages repository.

For more information, see the Jekyll documentation.

Jekyll plugin versions being used

The GitHub Pages website lists the exact versions of the plugins used by the GitHub Enterprise Pages server.