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Hi, There have been multiple places where the code refers to absolute path. I have pointed out a few instances below.
href="/blog/" in index.html
href="{{ post.url }}" in blog/*.html
src="/search/img/cb-button" in blog/*.html
Since I am not sure of all the places where you used this type of naming, I am unable to correct them for myself. This kind of addressing poses problem in case I put my _site folder in some directory that is not '/' for the server. Could you please correct it. Thanks
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Hi,I find all the places are absolute path,the second written method you pointed out is syntax in jekyll, it is also absolute path,you can read documents about jekyll and understand it.
Hi, There have been multiple places where the code refers to absolute path. I have pointed out a few instances below.
href="/blog/"
in index.htmlhref="{{ post.url }}"
in blog/*.htmlsrc="/search/img/cb-button"
in blog/*.htmlSince I am not sure of all the places where you used this type of naming, I am unable to correct them for myself. This kind of addressing poses problem in case I put my _site folder in some directory that is not '/' for the server. Could you please correct it. Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: