I uploaded the files in my main Github pages repository and still cannot see the documented I created when clicked.
I can see the document in the root of the repository, but the page doesn't load for the file in the subfolder: https://isabelmendozap.github.io/cheatsheet/
https://github.com/isabelmendozap/isabelmendozap.github.io/tree/main/cheatsheet
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I found that some pages does not show up on the github pages site (USER.github.io), even they do exist in the corresponding repo (https://github.com/USER/USER.github.io). Why?
One possibility: github pages does not show a page other than the index.html when there are no links to it.
I have a site hosted on GitHub Pages:
https://mcbridebr.github.io/mysite-hugo/
I have it setup to publish to pages from the docs/ directory in the master branch. When I run hugo it will publish to docs/.
I can bring up the home page just fine. But when I click on Blog it goes to 404. I have a blog post that is blank under content/post/. If I run this locally and access it with localhost:1313 the BLOG link works. I am not sure what is happening here, any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Source Repo: https://github.com/mcbridebr/mysite-hugo
I had to go back and add additional layout index.html files to accommodate for the blog section.
When uploading a Hugo site to Github pages, the site looks like it's partially loaded with many of its content missing. What can be the reason for this?
One primary cause would be that the baseURL in your config file might be set wrong.
Set it to baseURL = "https://<your-username>.github.io/ if it is a user/organization page or baseURL = "https://<your-username>.github.io/<your-project-name> if it is a project page.
You can usually find the config file in the root of your Hugo project with the name config.toml
I have followed all instructions of deploying React app to AWS S3. Uploaded all files and folders in bucket, but, when clicked on site endpoint in Static Website Hosting shows blank page.What may be the cause? Please see following images for reference
All files and folders uploaded
Static Website Hosting in properties also updated
Public access also enabled
Bucket Policy also updated
Blank Page
This is all required for React App to deploy on AWS S3. Any suggestions?
Fetching index.html works fine, but the various JavaScript files are all yielding 404.
The problem appears to be that your HTML is fetching resources as:
/WeatherApp/static/js/main.057efd26.chunk.js
but in the origin they are actually at:
/static/js/main.057efd26.chunk.js
Fix your index.html to refer to static resources rooted at /static/, not /WeatherApp/static/.
In package.json file, change homepage to: "homepage": "./"
npm run build
re-upload these build files.
I followed the instructions at pages.github.com to create a user name repository. Then I used the github repository settings to choose a Jekyll theme.
At some point I was prompted to generate a README.md file, however no index.html was added to the repository.
If I create index.html then the problem disapears, but I am wondering why readme.md displays like this
I created the readme.md using the Jekyll modernist theme. Later I changed to the tactile theme but this did not change the title.
The first actual line of my readme.md is
Welcome to GitHub Pages
Edit _config.yml and add title and description you would like to have instead of the default repository name.
e.g.:
title: Kirsten Greed
description: Cognitive Load
Those fields are filled with information from your repository.
The name is kreed.github.io, and I am guessing your repository description is "Cognitive Load" right?
You could change them by using a custom site rather than a generated one.