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Css doesn't load #23364
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Hello there everyone my CSS doesn’t load I saved it a path above under a folder called: “.css” in my code of the index.html I added: Thanks in advance |
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In general a relative link will be better, because it should work both locally and in Pages. Exactly what is going on would require a look at your repository structure. Things to look at:
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I tried …/…/ and …/…/ (2 dots) Yes capitalization is correct and I am an kali user not Windows Edit: I just noticed github keeps on adding by the two dots another dot so I added: (2 dots) |
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Edit: Because I just noticed github made my first reply from two dots into three I will just say in the future: (2 Dots) |
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 GitHub - JTzLinux/TestWikiContribute to JTzLinux/TestWiki development by creating an account on GitHub. I kept it simple for testing and already a simple line of code doesn’t work that great on github XD |
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I see two issues there:
Rename the |
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Hello there airtower-luna, Edit: So I tried it and it seems to work |
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I see two issues there:
The path to the CSS file is wrong. The
index.htmlfile currently includes../../.css/index.css, when from the directory layout it needs to be.css/index.css(because the.cssfolder is next toindex.html).The
.cssdirectory doesn’t make it to the deployed site. This is because of how Jekyll treats the Directory Structure:Rename the
.cssdirectory tocss, fix the relative path, and it should work. 🙂 Alternatively (for 2.) you could disable Jekyll for your site, but I think renaming is less confusing.