Rename /public to /assets, as the latter is the special directory #212
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Hi!
I tried to use hyde together with https://github.com/benbalter/jekyll-remote-theme. This gem allows to host a website with GitHub Pages with any GitHub-hosted theme (not only supported by Pages). It puts remote theme to a temporary directory, compiles _site and deletes temporary. This yielded in files missing from the generated website:
[2017-11-21 00:43:00] ERROR
/public/css/poole.css' not found. [2017-11-21 00:43:00] ERROR
/public/css/syntax.css' not found.[2017-11-21 00:43:00] ERROR `/public/css/hyde.css' not found.
This happens because Jekyll doesn't treat /public as a special directory. See https://jekyllrb.com/docs/themes/. Putting stylesheets and icons into /assets fixes the problem.