text: Jekyll related posts
  Jekyll has related posts functionality built in, but it is flawed, especially when deployed on GitHub pages, because related posts are the same for each post. I wanted to be able to add related posts manually, and after little tweaking it turned out to be pretty easy.
  I wanted to define related posts by title, but this can be easily changed. In your post template add this code snippet where you want the related posts to show up.
  {% if content and page.related %} <h2>Related Posts</h2> <ul> {% for post in site.posts %} {% if page.related contains post.title %} <li><a href="{{ post.url }}">{{ post.title }}</a></li> {% endif %} {% endfor %} </ul> {% endif %}
  After you have added the code to your post template, just use
  related_posts parameter in your YAML front matter. An example from this blog post.
  --- layout: post title: "Jekyll related posts" category: blog permalink: /blog/jekyll-related-posts related: [ "A tiny rant: Jekyll vs. Octopress", "6 Weeks of Daily Blogging", "Bash Productivity Tips" ] --- Blog post content here.
  If you want to change the way how related posts are defined, just change the post parameter in
  if condition:
  {% if page.related contains post.title %}. For example, if you want to define related posts by url, the code would look like this:
  {% if page.related contains post.url %}