ghost-static-site-generator: --url option does not take in account subdirs

Hi and thanks for this nice utility!

I’ve noticed that if I want to publish the static site into a subdirectory, assets, content and public are loaded from web server root.

I would expect that issuing this command: gssg --url "https://www.samplehostname.com/staticsite_dir01/" --dest staticsite_dir01 everything would be stored into and referenced from staticsite_dir01 ready to be dropped inside the public_html of the web server.

Does an option for this exist/is in consideration?

Thanks in advance,

–R

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Sure. follow me on twitter at @exedraos and I’ll send you a link.

RobertoMalatesta on Jan 18, 2019

Can you host it somewhere where I can have a look?

SimonM0 on Jan 18, 2019

@RobertoMalatesta Have you added any code or code injection? zilch for now. Only applied the theme.

RobertoMalatesta on Jan 18, 2019

font issue: let me change theme and remirror and I’ll be back…

RobertoMalatesta on Jan 18, 2019

@RobertoMalatesta Published new version and closed this ticket. Please re-open if there is any other issues regarding this issue.

Thanks @Fried-Chicken

SimonM0 on Jan 18, 2019

@RobertoMalatesta That’s great to hear! I really like Ghost, I think their team did an amazing job building something that is simple to use and fast!

Let me know if you have any other issues 😃

SimonM0 on Jan 17, 2019

Just a quick answer @Fried-Chicken : It works smoothly with : gssg --url "https://www.theTargetSite.com" --dest staticDir --subDir staticDir

I will do some tests and submit a more comprehensive feedback.

–Rob

PS: I never used ghost before. Your brilliant tool sold me it 👍

RobertoMalatesta on Jan 17, 2019