I am doing some proof of concept work with Ghost and so far am very impressed.
I have successfully created a custom template, added it to routes.yaml and included it in my nav. All easy stuff.
I was hoping to put my custom, one off templates in a sub directory to keep them all together and separate from the default theme templates.
For example I wanted to play the custom templates at content/themes/casper/custom_templates/
vs. just in content/themes/casper/
. Unfortunately I get an error when I load the URL (route) that references that that template.
Here’s the routes section from my routes.yaml:
routes:
/custom/: custom
/custom2/: custom_templates/custom
Going to /custom/ works. Going to /custom2/ produces a 500 error with the following text:
ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/Users/Chris/code/blog_scratch/ghost/local/content/themes/casper/custom_templates/default.hbs'
Do the templates have to be in the “root” of the theme?
Thanks,
Chris