Doesn't support baseurl

[RyanMarcus]

It seems to be a Jekyll convention to use baseurl to give the base URL of a site. The head.html file seems to assume that the public folder will be available at /, which is not always the case.

[parkr]

It seems to be a Jekyll convention to use baseurl to give the base URL of a site.

The base path, to be exact, i.e. the /hi of http://example.org/hi.

[parkr]

It seems to be a Jekyll convention to use baseurl to give the base URL of a site.

The base path, to be exact, i.e. the /hi of http://example.org/hi.

[RyanMarcus]

Ah, yes. That's correct. My bad.

[RyanMarcus]

Ah, yes. That's correct. My bad.

[RyanMarcus]

Thanks for fixing this! I appreciate it, along with the rest of the work you've done with theme. I think you may have missed one link in sidebar.html.

<a class="sidebar-nav-item{% if page.url == node.url %} active{% endif %}" href="{{ node.url }}">{{ node.title }}</a>

I'm not sure if node.url is supposed to automatically include the base, but it doesn't seem to do so with my setup.

[RyanMarcus]

Thanks for fixing this! I appreciate it, along with the rest of the work you've done with theme. I think you may have missed one link in sidebar.html.

<a class="sidebar-nav-item{% if page.url == node.url %} active{% endif %}" href="{{ node.url }}">{{ node.title }}</a>

I'm not sure if node.url is supposed to automatically include the base, but it doesn't seem to do so with my setup.