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Load Assets? #15
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Not just assets, I guess it's CSS formatting too. |
That's normal, it's not built with local paths, it's built to be hosted by a web server. I do development in a VM running apache. I don't think it's worth independently fixing this, should probably be solved with a docker container. |
Ryan, you can just start Python's "Simple HTTP server", using:
(for Python version 2. If you have Python 3, it would be |
Ah yeah good point thanks Ben, I always forget about that thing. It'll be a little janky because it won't run the language redirect code and stuff but it does indeed load individual pages with assets just fine. |
Yeah, it's a really simple and useful tool for small stuff. I love it for its simplicity. |
@benbucksch sorry to hit this again, what directory do you run the simple http server in. It still complains about css issues even though I have less installed globally (the specific version outlined in #20) and everything builds without error. I'm clearly doing something wrong, but I can't determine what that is. |
Nevermind, I figured it out, I had to run it in the thunderbird.net directory, I can't believe I didn't try that sooner, I was going into the en-US directory and running it since that's where my index.html file is. |
When I build and open up the index.html in thunderbird.net (for the website), it loads without assets! Is there anyway to fix this?
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