bootstrap-sass glyphicons not being brought into assets destination

[delputnam]

When using the built-in support for bootstrap-sass, the javascript and styles are correctly brought into the assets destination directory, but the glyphicons are not copied over. I'm not sure if this is related to issue #85 or not.

[ixti]

That does not related, but needs to be fixed. ;)) Will try to fix it out ASAP.

[delputnam]

Awesome. Thank you.

[AJ-Acevedo]

I'm currently working on updating Jekyll KB to the latest version of Jekyll, Bootstrap and jekyll-assets. With that being said I do believe my implementation of Bootstrap font icons will still apply.

Here is my implementation for the JekyllKB project

By adding the referenced SASS code in the link above I can easily update Bootstrap to the latest version without having to modify any additional code.

[lawso017]

Also running into this issue using 0.11.

[anroots]

A similar problem occurs with Font Awesome: the CSS file is correctly copied (when //= require-ing it), but the web font files are not. I've soured the web on how to 'correctly' solve this (a lib requires additional files, not only the main js or css), but have found no working solution. Sprockets has a //= provide directive, but this does not work here.

Any ideas, help?

[anroots]

Update: @AJ-Acevedo's solution worked. Manually referencing to the font files from included CSS did the trick: the font files were copied over into the _site/assets directory.

[rzane]

Assuming you're using bootstrap-sass, you just do the following:

@import 'bootstrap-sprockets';
@import 'bootstrap';

This forces bootstrap to use font-path to load fonts, which makes Jekyll assets load the fonts. See: https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap-sass/blob/master/assets/stylesheets/_bootstrap-sprockets.scss

[envygeeks]

Closing this then, this is an upstream issue.