Hyde Page CSS & JS

Hyde Page CSS / JS are plugins that provide the ability to declare CSS and JS in the frontmatter of a page or layout.

The repository has instructions to get up and running.

These gems eschew the firmly established pattern of bundle your CSS and JS files together and serving them as single payloads.

This may be a bad idea in the long run, but so far, it’s been successful for the sites I’ve used them and their predecessors on.

Frontmatter option css or js which takes an array of file names in the /assets/css or /assets/js folder. These files are concatenated, minified and fingerprinted.
Adds absolute urls to page.css_files or page.js_files for adding link tags to the page through liquid.
Hierarchy of Layouts - with Jekyll, a page may have 0 or more layouts, in a hierarchical fashion, for example: base.html > blog.hmtl > post.html > page Each layout and page can have as many CSS/JS files as wanted, but will be concatenated to a single file per layout/page in the hierarchy.