Logs for #nikola for 2015-04-21

04:58:16 <atgnag> I'd like to publish my blag through various means, including i2p, tor, and hyperboria.
04:58:34 <atgnag> This means I'd have to generate the site once for each url it would have.
04:58:47 <atgnag> How would you suggest automating this?
08:39:08 <erdgeist> ChrisWarrick: With the post lists it now happens that when I add _new_ blog posts nikola has no clue about the new dependency and never re-renders the page. Is it possible to mark pages as "always re-render". Or wouldnt it make sense to actually do that with every page containing a post_list-directive?
13:31:28 <ChrisWarrick> atgnag: relative links
14:05:10 <atgnag> ChrisWarrick: How do you get Nikola to use those though?
14:05:58 <ChrisWarrick> atgnag: they are enabled by default, you would only need to change the template not to use an absolute link to home in the menu bar
14:08:23 <atgnag> So what should ${blog_url} be replaced with?
14:11:27 <ChrisWarrick> atgnag: /
14:11:50 <ChrisWarrick> atgnag: just use a single slash, point to the server root and this should be it
14:40:19 <Nolski> For custom theming, if I create custom.css in themes/custom/assets/css/ is there anything I need to do to make sure that css file is loaded?
14:49:57 <ChrisWarrick> Nolski: not with the standard templates
14:50:49 <Nolski> ChrisWarrick: Ah, so how do I add in my custom CSS? Just modify the templates?
14:51:35 <ChrisWarrick> Nolski: no need to
14:51:56 <ChrisWarrick> Nolski: just create this file and nikola will pick it up if you haven’t changed base.tmpl
14:53:09 <Nolski> oh woops I mis-read your last reply :) Awesome.
14:55:37 <Nolski> Last question (I'm a bit new at this), for creating the mako templates, do you just put it in your own theme folder (themes/theme_name/base.tpl) and have it be picked up?
14:56:24 <Nolski> I plan on porting the casper theme from ghost over to nikola
15:02:36 <ChrisWarrick> themes/theme_name/templates/base.tmpl
17:53:10 <erdgeist> ChrisWarrick: With the post lists it now happens that when I add _new_ blog posts nikola has no clue about the new dependency and never re-renders the page. Is it possible to mark pages as "always re-render". Or wouldnt it make sense to actually do that with every page containing a post_list-directive?
17:53:51 <ChrisWarrick> erdgeist: please file an issue on github, I don’t have time to do anything now
17:55:16 <erdgeist> I can do it. Just wanted to hear your opinion :)