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<sm5ylg>
Hello, everyone, I?m new to Nanoc, and trying to play with it on my computer, i?ve got it up and running. But when i compile the default site, i get the sidebar under the text content. But if i view it in "nanoc view" it looks god. Can some point me what i do wrong?
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<bobthecow>
sm5ylg: "if i view it in nanoc view..." — what's the other option? opening the html files directly via your browser?
<bobthecow>
if yes: the answer is that opening sites from the filesystem rather than a webserver is always a little bit weird. sometimes a lotta bit weird.
<bobthecow>
that's why `nanoc view` exists.
<sm5ylg>
bobthecow: The other option is that i load it up to my webserver. And then view it that why.
<bobthecow>
gotcha.
<bobthecow>
are you running it from a subdirectory on your webserver?
<sm5ylg>
yes?!?!
<bobthecow>
okay. the default site assumes that it's running in the domain root.
<sm5ylg>
Okey, then i understand why it does not do like i whant it to do....
<sm5ylg>
I wil try later to put it in the domain root.
<bobthecow>
add the :relativize_paths filter to all your html and css item compile rules and it'll work.