+ [2019-04-01T15:10:44Z] cryptic0 For some reason, when I set it to "", I keep getting errors that "/" not found and my index.html can't be loaded.
+ [2019-04-01T21:38:49Z] aruns Hey guys.
+ [2019-04-01T21:38:54Z] aruns Are there any built-in JS compilers for Jekyll?
+ [2019-04-01T21:48:24Z] xmn Heya, I don't remember this ever being a feature. but there might be plugins or coverters, https://jekyllrb.com/docs/plugins/your-first-plugin/#converters
+ [2019-04-01T22:12:19Z] aruns Thanks.

message no. 171398

Posted by cryptic0 in #jekyll at 2019-04-01T14:24:39Z

How would you set "baseurl" for a website that sits at http://WEB.example.com and not at http://example.com/WEB?
+ [2019-04-03T23:26:26Z] cryptic0 Why is my deployed site suddenly showing "localhost:4000" for <home> link?
+ [2019-04-03T23:28:10Z] xmn sounds like your baseurl may be incorrect. Have your checked that? https://byparker.com/blog/2014/clearing-up-confusion-around-baseurl/
+ [2019-04-03T23:29:37Z] xmn Also, a simple search found this, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41511696/jekyll-build-is-putting-localhost-links-in-site-production-files
+ [2019-04-03T23:31:25Z] xmn lastly, see the answer by "JamesJames"
+ [2019-04-03T23:42:02Z] cryptic0 I think that might have been going on earlier.