latest 11 messages by FishPencil
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[2016-07-14T23:07:18Z]
FishPencil
but that's still pretty messy...
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[2016-07-14T23:05:11Z]
FishPencil
http://ricostacruz.com/til/relative-paths-in-jekyll.html
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[2016-07-14T22:59:00Z]
FishPencil
I'm failing to see how that solves the problem?
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[2016-07-14T22:56:39Z]
FishPencil
subfolder html pages would need urls that go up a directory "../" to find the style information, etc
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[2016-07-14T22:55:23Z]
FishPencil
and setting baseurl doesn't work for subfolder pages... Maybe jekyll isn't what I need
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[2016-07-14T22:53:53Z]
FishPencil
I'd prefer not to distribute a webserver with documentation....
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[2016-07-14T22:53:24Z]
FishPencil
I guess it depends? enough where I don't want to have to edit a bunch of files
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[2016-07-14T22:52:27Z]
FishPencil
Generate local html documents with common elements (nav bar, footer, etc.). I could just write all the .html files manually, but if I change one element I'd be in trouble on the rest
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[2016-07-14T22:50:51Z]
FishPencil
So setting the baseurl to "." is the correct way to do this?
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[2016-07-14T22:47:15Z]
FishPencil
Is this something jekyll shouldn't be used for?
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[2016-07-14T22:45:19Z]
FishPencil
How do I build a site to work locally (no server, for document generation)? Jekyll is defaulting to '/', and I'd probably want './'