How To Change Static Assets Defaults in Flask
This How To demonstrates changing the default static directory and url path in a Python Flask application to a url /public along with a public assets directory.
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This How To demonstrates changing the default static directory and url path in a Python Flask application to a url /public along with a public assets directory.
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