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I want to refer to my static image files using {{ SITEURL }} argument. But when I use {{ SITEURL }}, or any other pelicanconf.py variables inside Jupyter like this,
and run pelican content, get the following warning message
WARNING: Replacement Indicator '{ SITEURL ' not recognized, skipping replacement
And the SITEURL was indeed not passed into the HTML file rendered using Jupyter. Is there anyway that I can pass variables pelicanconf.py into Jupyter?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Inside Jupyter notebook, I want to embed image files. The tree for image files are like this:
my_blog > content > images > mobile_1.jpg
my_blog > content > images > mobile_2.jpg
I want to refer to my static image files using
{{ SITEURL }}
argument. But when I use{{ SITEURL }}
, or any otherpelicanconf.py
variables inside Jupyter like this,and run
pelican content
, get the following warning messageWARNING: Replacement Indicator '{ SITEURL ' not recognized, skipping replacement
And the SITEURL was indeed not passed into the HTML file rendered using Jupyter. Is there anyway that I can pass variables
pelicanconf.py
into Jupyter?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: