Resources

In almost all cases your site will consist of more than just HTML files. Maybe you have some CSS style files, some JavaScript files, and some SVG icons. In cases where these files are specific to a particular page on your site, it may be best to treat them as content, and put them in the appropriate content directory alongside your XML source file (see Images, documents, and other non HTML content). But if you want them available to all the pages on your site, you can create a design/resources directory. Files and directories in this location will get copied into the root directory of your site. For example, if you create a directory design/resources/css and put style files in it, those style files will be in a directory css on your site.

Note that Salal will do variable replacement on CSS, JavaScript, Python, and .htaccess files as it copies them over to the build directory. That allows you to put content in those files that is specific to particular build profiles.