Header is not preprocessed, therefore when images are compressed by grunt (all images get compressed by grunt and renamed a random name), the browser doesn't know how to find them. This is only happening in the header, because #63 includes an image in the header. Index.html is not preprocessed (filenames are not replaced in the html, therefore it looks for the wrong file).
This can be fixed easily if we just fragment the navbar out into a view file (as it should be anyway).
Header is not preprocessed, therefore when images are compressed by grunt (all images get compressed by grunt and renamed a random name), the browser doesn't know how to find them. This is only happening in the header, because #63 includes an image in the header. Index.html is not preprocessed (filenames are not replaced in the html, therefore it looks for the wrong file). This can be fixed easily if we just fragment the navbar out into a view file (as it should be anyway).