Non HTML content

For non-HTML content that is used by multiple pages, the best approach is to put it in the Resources directory. For content specific to a particular page, you may prefer to have it in the same directory as the page itself. By default, Salal will copy any files it finds in a content directory over to the corresponding build directory. For example, suppose you had a content directory my_page that looked like this:

content
|____my_page
     |____index.xml
     |____image.png
     |____config.json
     |____report.pdf

then if you did a build using a profile test, you would get the following in your build directory

build
|____test
     |____my_page
          |____index.html
          |____image.png
          |____config.json
          |____report.pdf

If you want more control over what does and doesn't get copied over, check out the section on Build control.