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Please explain in the most detail you can as I am very new to this. almost everywhere I go its “add a file called “.nojekyll”” but this doesn’t work for me, I am assuming since it is never specified that the file can be a .txt but it still doesn’t work. please help |
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hello. you should be able to go into the settings of the repo, see a “theme chooser” and disable it. |
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Thats to turn off the theme, i mean turning off jekyll entirely so I can open folders through my page that start with dots or under scores as jekyll skips them in the building process when my websites viewed |
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AmethystEdits:
I don’t understand what you mean. The exact file name has to be |
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I mean no matter what type of file i put there called |
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Ok, my idiot brain figured it out. Open your repo that has the site stuff, same branch, and click on the “new file” thing, not from the desktop app. then type the name as .nojekyll and commit it. has t be from the web idk why and your website wont load load when you do it from my experience but it gets the job done for mypurpose |
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I did as you said, added an empty file called ".nojekyll" inside my "node-modules" folder. It solved my problem with the error: "Failed to load resource: Server responded with a status of 404'" for some files. Thank you very much! |
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Ok, my idiot brain figured it out. Open your repo that has the site stuff, same branch, and click on the “new file” thing, not from the desktop app. then type the name as .nojekyll and commit it. has t be from the web idk why and your website wont load load when you do it from my experience but it gets the job done for mypurpose