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It seems that when calling a CSS or JS file include, if the path contains {{ siteUrl }} it outputs {{ siteUrl }} in the html that is generated.

Like so; <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="{{ siteUrl }}css/styles.css"/>

Which should be (for example); <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://site.url/dev/css/styles.css"/>

Anything I'm missing here?

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  • never had that happening to me, are you sure you don't have quotes around your siteUrl so it's just a string? like this: {{'siteUrl'}}? Either way, I don't it's necessary to add your full url to your assets paths. You can just point to them like href="/css/styles.css" – Jan_dh Jan 29 '17 at 1:03
  • Can you provide the code you use for includeCssFile and includeJsFile? – Aaron Berkowitz Jan 29 '17 at 18:10
  • This is the code; {% includeCssFile "{{ siteUrl }}css/modul.min.css" %} and {% includeJsFile "{{ siteUrl }}js/ui.min.js" %} – Anders Jan 30 '17 at 4:44
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When you want to output Twig variables inside another Twig tag, you shouldn't include the braces around the variable.

So this:

{% includeCssFile "{{ siteUrl }}css/modul.min.css" %}
{% includeJsFile "{{ siteUrl }}js/ui.min.js" %}

Should be this:

{% includeCssFile siteUrl ~ "css/modul.min.css" %}
{% includeJsFile siteUrl ~ "js/ui.min.js" %}

These examples use the concatenation operator (~) to join the value held in the siteUrl variable to the string holding the path to the CSS or JS file to be included.

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