How to deploy a jekyll site locally with css, js and background images included?

Sounds like the path to your images/JS/CSS will need a slight adjustment. Try using a path that points to the generated folder For example: img src="/_site/images/foobar.jpg.

Sounds like the path to your images/JS/CSS will need a slight adjustment. Try using a path that points to the generated folder. For example.

The problem is that you are using absolute paths to get to some of your resources. If you want to deploy the site anywhere in the network, then you need to make those relative. In my case, what I do is to define an (optional) setting called root in the pages/posts that need it, pointing to the "relative root" of the project.

For example, on a page located in about/index. Html, the root will be ../, since there is only one level "up": --- title: My Page title root: "../" --- Pages further away in the directories will need more dots: ../../, ../../../, and so on. Pages in the root folder (like index.

Html) don't need a root. Then I use that setting to generate all the paths. If I'm on the page or post itself, and I need to refer to a local image or another page, use page.

Root or post. Root: Relative link to another post It's possible to make the reference directly (../images/happy. Png) but this works better when you are creating the site, and you are still unsure about the definitive paths of each page.

I have all the css and js included in one partial file inside _includes. It creates a variable called root to make sure it works with both pages and posts: {% capture root %}{% if page. Root %}{{ page.

Root }}{% else %}{{ post. Root }}{% endif %}{%endcapture%} That's pretty much it.

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