Use `site.html_pages` not `site.pages`

[tangmi]

If I place some CSS in a code block, as so:

```css
@import url("...");
```

I'll get the output:

<a href='https://github.com/import' class='user-mention'>@import</a> url("...");

This becomes troublesome when Jekyll's asset pipeline is utilized to compile SASS stylesheets (which very liberally use @imports).

I realize this is not an extremely high priority project, but it's definitely really cool and would love to be able to use this with Jekyll's SASS compiler.

Thanks for your time!

[parkr]

Sass definitely shouldn't be rendered by Liquid. We'll fix this up in 2.1.

[parkr]

... but that's not the real issue, because this is a generator. We should check each page & post we're parsing to make sure it's not an asset file. @benbalter, sound good?

[tangmi]

It could be done by checking if the file is a markdown file and the mention is outside a code block?

Thanks for looking into this!

[parkr]

I'd change "checking if the file is a markdown file" to checking if the file's output extension is .html.

[parkr]

But otherwise, yep!

[benbalter]

Sounds like https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll-mentions/blob/master/lib/jekyll-mentions.rb#L16 should just become site.html_pages?

[parkr]

Sounds like https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll-mentions/blob/master/lib/jekyll-mentions.rb#L16 should just become site.html_pages?

Sounds about right to me! 😃