Jekyll page works on localhost, but broken on Github Pages #21565
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Hello Scott; Your repository will works perfectly at FREE github.io domain: https://scottcodes.github.io/blog/ But this will not load perfectly at your custom domain: http://scottcodes.net/ Because all of the external file links are broken. for example: If I find a chance and time, I will check your repo. Best wishes; |
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Please fix and change For example: blog/_config.yml at e96552a0b1c7c3c4ef8a2d3aaf8a60b1d0a4b2ec · scottcodes/blog · GitHub |
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Hi @basemax, Thank you so much for your response! :slight_smile: What should the baseURL say instead of “/blog” for it to direct to the correct place? Should it be blank? Or should it say “https://scottcodes.github.io/” without the “/blog”? |
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You are welcome. The default value of the So I guess you should remove |
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Thank you so much @basemax! That worked! :slight_smile: |
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Hi everyone!
I’m a total newbie who is trying to make a blog to document my journey in learning to code.
I followed a few tutorials and have made a site using just the standard minima template, it works locally but when I hosted it on Github Pages, it’s a broken mess. 😦
Does anyone know where I made a mistake?
Repo - GitHub - scottcodes/blog
Page - https://scottcodes.github.io/blog/
Thank you in advance for your help and advice!
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