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My website is a static Github page that's been built without any site generator, but I've set all the paths to be relative so your main issue of "all of my abso
by Adamantcheese 8y ago
My website is a static Github page that's been built without any site generator, but I've set all the paths to be relative so your main issue of "all of my absolute paths break" doesn't really apply and the website still works fine. I then don't need another program besides Brackets to do all my editing and testing in. And as far as other people's comments, it looks like Jekyll can spit out relative paths so it doesn't exactly do much.
- clusmore 8y agoOoh, I hadn't seen Brackets before, it looks interesting. Thanks. For anybody else who's curious, https://brackets.io/ https://brackets.io/
- bobwaycott 8y agoThat https link throws a cert error.
- clusmore 8y agoOh you're right, I typed that address by hand having found the page through the Google app on my phone, so didn't notice I wasn't using HTTPS. There's an issue on their GitHub that's been unanswered since November last year... https://github.com/adobe/brackets/issues/14591 https://github.com/adobe/brackets/issues/14591