latest 13 messages by samaaron
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[2013-06-10T16:16:33Z]
samaaron
what a complete eejit
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[2013-06-10T16:16:23Z]
samaaron
I just needed to use the site.baseurl in my template
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[2013-06-10T16:16:14Z]
samaaron
ah, solved it - I was just being a numpty
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[2013-06-10T16:08:45Z]
samaaron
I added it in there too
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[2013-06-10T16:08:30Z]
samaaron
cnf: thanks :-)
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[2013-06-10T16:08:14Z]
samaaron
jekyll doesn't seem to accept --baseurl any more
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[2013-06-10T16:08:04Z]
samaaron
perhaps the syntax I'm using is incorrect?
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[2013-06-10T16:07:50Z]
samaaron
(in the generated site)
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[2013-06-10T16:07:38Z]
samaaron
well, when I runn that command, i get no matches when i try to grep foo.com
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[2013-06-10T16:06:10Z]
samaaron
I'm happy to use absolute urls (i.e. urls that start with /) if I can set the base url to an existing url
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[2013-06-10T16:05:25Z]
samaaron
cnf: that's helpful, thanks ;-)
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[2013-06-10T16:02:43Z]
samaaron
I tried: jekyll build baseurl: 'http://foo.com/bar/'
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[2013-06-10T16:02:04Z]
samaaron
I'm trying to host a Jekyll created site within an existing domain - by changing all the links to relative links, things are looking good. However, I'm not sure how to make the post links relative. Is there a simple config I can use?