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another downside is that you have to regenerate your whole site manually every time you make a small design change.
by mapleoin 17y ago
another downside is that you have to regenerate your whole site manually every time you make a small design change.
- derefr 17y agoThe more semantic you make your HTML, the less that this tends to matter. Right now I'm actually <section>ing and <article>ing my way around my site, so when I want to change the design, I head straight for the one place it's actually described: the CSS.
- loup-vaillant 17y agoNot to mention the template mechanism. With my (home made) site generation tool, I changed the whole design of my site by changing exactly 2 files : the template, and the css.
- ique 17y agoI'm not exactly sure what you mean, but if you run jekyll --server --auto while in development any small change you make gets automatically regenerated and it only regenerates affected files.