Vendor the css and refer to it instead

[schacon]

We were linking to http://jashkenas.github.io/docco/resources/linear/docco.css but that has changed a lot and the examples all look horrible now. This should fix it.

[carlosmn]

This hardcoding seems unnecessary, since we control what gets written out and have the file at ex/css.css, simply href="css.css" should be enough, no?

I hear rumours that people other than libgit2 use this project, so they'd probably appreciate it if we didn't hardcode our url into it.

[schacon]

Hm, yeah, I'm sure there's a good way to do this, I'm just a little rusty on how this library works exactly. The main issue is that there are example files in both ex/file and ex/network/file so relative links don't work without more magic. I have to make them absolute. but that means that I have to hardcode the libgit2 in there I believe (like /libgit2/ex/css.css). So stupid.

It may actually be easier to just slap the css itself into this template file rather than linking it. Not super efficient, but it's simpler and bulletproof.

[carlosmn]

The api.docurium file has a github field which we could use to determine whether the project is hosted on GitHub, so we could base some logic off of that, but I agree it's al going to be somewhat ugly no matter what.

If we include {{css}} somwhere and pass in the contents of the CSS file, it should work, even if it means larger file sizes.

[carlosmn]

I think what I'm going to do here is calculate the relative path of the example to the css file. We know where the css file is and we know the path to the file, so we can count the slashes and put the right amount of '../' in a string to pass to mustache.

[carlosmn]

I've added the logic which knows how to create a relative path from the example to the CSS file, so we can use this wherever.