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Following quick start gives a malformed site #5404
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Hi; and welcome. You come at a time of transition to gem-based themes which are awesome. The default This default configuration is about to change to keep things from breaking upfront. For now, you can comment out the |
Bonus: Use/view your web browser developer tools to see the CSS resource that is being called (http://example.com/css/main.css) and not found, explaining why the site styling breaks. |
Thanks @jaybe-jekyll for such a good explanation. @3ncrypter Sorry that your first experience with Jekyll led you so quickly into a roadblock. We are working to improve this in the next version:+1: |
@jaybe-jekyll @pathawks Thank you very much both of you for your help. @jaybe-jekyll as said earlier, I figured that out, but because it was not mentioned anywhere so I thought I am missing something that is why it is giving me a wrong config/css path. By the way, I am lovin it (coming from wordpress). Thanks again. Cheers. 👍 :) |
I am very new to jekyll. I tried the quick start guide mentioned on the homepage which is
but it is giving me a malformed site
until I am modifying the _config.yml site.
changing this
url: "http://example.com" # the base hostname & protocol for your site
to thisurl: "" # the base hostname & protocol for your site
in _config.yml file makes it work for me. Am I missing something or this is the default behaviour ? And if it is, shouldn't there be a mention of this in the quick start ?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: