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A static site generator for Swift developers.
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Fix location of CSS elements for default template #21

Closed jpurnell closed 4 weeks ago

jpurnell commented 1 month ago

In the default template, the locations of CSS files are prefixed with a "/" This modifies the MetaLink file to remove this prefix

twostraws commented 1 month ago

Hello! Thank you for this. However, I believe the leading slash is correct. Why would you want to remove it?

jpurnell commented 1 month ago

When I run a simple project with the default template, if you open the index.html file from the build folder, the browser can’t find the css files’ relative location (at least on my local machine), and I have to remove the leading slash. Maybe we change the build settings to make that leading slash toggle-able?

On Apr 2, 2024, at 12:30 PM, Paul Hudson @.***> wrote:

Hello! Thank you for this. However, I believe the leading slash is correct. Why would you want to remove it?

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twostraws commented 1 month ago

Broadly speaking, most sites aren't server up as local files, and are instead provided from web servers. If you want to run a local server for testing purposes, open your Terminal app then cd into the Build directory and run python3 -m http.server. We are currently trialing a command-line tool to make this a little easier (https://github.com/twostraws/Ignite/pull/17), but that's not fully delivered yet.

twostraws commented 4 weeks ago

This repository now includes a CLI tool that makes it easier to run a local web server for testing, so I'm going to close this PR.