Hello,
Hopefully a stupid question.
I want to put a Godot HTML5 game build into my site. So I have a folder
with all of the assets and a `game.html`. I used the `FILE_FOLDERS` to get
it into the `output` and can confirm that it works by knowing the URL
directly. I want to be able to link to it from other pages though and I
can't find how to do this.
I have this structure:
```
demos/
game.md
game/
game.html
```
and conf.py
```
PAGES = (
("demos/game.md", "demos", "page.tmpl"),
)
FILE_FOLDERS = {"demos": "demos"}
```
And the URL `https://my-domain/demos/game/game.html` has the game.
The `demos/game.md` generates the `https://my-domain/demos/game/index.html`
fine.
I tried the path handlers for `filename` and `root` as links in `game.md`
e.g.:
```
[PLAY](link://root/demos/godot-2d-creeps/creeps.html)
```
Which doesn't resolve and points to the main page.
and
```
[PLAY](link://post_path/demos/godot-2d-creeps/creeps.html)
```
Which just resolves to `https://my-domain/demos/game/index.html`
Any ideas on how to link to the `game.html` without hardcoding in my domain
name?
Thanks,
~Sam
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