When I run the build script, it's updating the css and js links with a
path that assumes the .html file is in the root

in other words:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/css/style.css">

gets updated after build to

<link rel=stylesheet href='css/4392blah.css'>

which is fine for html files at the root, but not for files in a sub
directory  foo/foo.html

How to I configure the script to maintain the correct path?

You need to edit the build.xml script. Around line 630 a regex is used
to replace the js and css references to the concatenated versions but
it does not take account of subdirectories. I changed the lines there
to:
    <echo message="Update the HTML to reference our concatenated
script file: ${scripts.js}"/>    <!-- style.css replacement handled as
a replacetoken above -->    <replaceregexp match="&lt;!-- scripts
concatenated [\d\w\s\W]*?src=&quot;([\d\w\s\W]*?)js/[\d\w\s\W]*?!--
end ((scripts)|(concatenated and minified scripts))--&gt;"
replace="&lt;script defer src='\1${scripts.js}\'&gt;&lt;/script&gt;"
flags="m">      <fileset dir="${dir.intermediate}" includes="${page-
files}"/>    </replaceregexp>    <!--[! use comments like this one to
avoid having them get minified -->        <echo message="Updating the
HTML with the new css filename: ${style.css}"/>        <replaceregexp
match="&lt;!-- CSS concatenated [\d\w\s\W]*?href=&quot;([\d\w\s
\W]*?)css/[\d\w\s\W]*?!-- end CSS--&gt;" replace="&lt;link
rel='stylesheet' href='\1${style.css}'&gt;" flags="m">      <fileset
dir="${dir.intermediate}" includes="${page-files}"/>    </
replaceregexp>
I imagine the regex can be more efficient.
(I just posted this reply to the same question on stackoverflow and
there seem to be a few more people having the same problem if you have
a quick google.)

Simon
On Jan 2, 9:05 pm, rolfsf <rol...@gmail.com> wrote: