Closed LandonSchropp closed 10 years ago
Middleman does not know where you're going to host the resulting static site.
You'll have to put the base URL into a configuration variable and write a custom helper that produces an absolute URL.
Here's mine, i needed absolute URLs it to produce email templates:
config.rb
@images_path = 'https://user.github.io/project/__assets/images/'
helpers/custom_image_url.rb
def custom_image_tag(img)
image_path = img.clone
if environment == :build
image_path = @images_path + image_path
end
image_tag image_path
end
You can adapt this code to your needs.
Thanks for the quick reply! That definitely solves my problem for now.
What do you think about taking a Rails approach to this problem in the long term? You could have a configuration variable for the URL domain and have differentiated url
and path
methods? My use case for this is I'm using the BlogPosting
microdata format, which requires a full URL, but I'd like for the rest of my URLs on the site to be paths.
@LandonSchropp I understand the use-case, but it seems like a much better feature for a per-project helper than a core function.
I'm sorry if this is the wrong place to ask this, but I couldn't find anything in the docs. Is it possible to get the full URL of an article, including the domain? For example, when I call
article.url
, I'd like to seehttp://landonschropp.com/blog/writing-better-media-queries-with-sass/
. Instead, I get/blog/writing-better-media-queries-with-sass/
.