The tag stylesheet on line 10 in blog/404.html is not a recognized Liquid tag.

[whoyawn]

I am trying to use the blog as a subdirectory to my normal website. I have the structure like this:

and my _config.yml is as follows:

name: Huyanh Hoang
paginate: 25
paginate_path: "/posts/page/:num/"
url: https://huyanhhoang.co
baseurl: /blog
blog_theme: light # Or use dark

Am I not setting any paths correctly? I keep getting emailed that error from Github and I'm not sure what to change. I want to be able to run my site normally then go to MYURL/blog to access the home page of Chalk, but it gives me a Github 404.

[nielsenramon]

@HuyAnhh Chalk does not support default jekyll hosting on GitHub Pages, it requires the project to actually be build and deployed to a branch on github. Stylesheet not being a recognised tag is about jekyll-assets gem that is missing probably?

[nistara]

@nielsenramon , I got a similar error when I tried to deploy it as a page:

The tag asset_path on line 1 in _posts/2016-10-15-chalk-sample-post-with-all-elements.md is not a recognized Liquid tag.

So Chalk can be deployed as a jekyll site hosted off github (e.g. username.github.io), but not as a page (username.github.io/chalk). Did I understand correct? Thank you!

[whoyawn]

@nielsenramon All of the jekyll-assets gems have been installed, is this what you're talking about?

[nielsenramon]

@nistara You can but you need to put the source files on another branch: for example: website.
Deploy your changes to that branch and run bin/deploy then you can use a github.io page.

@HuyAnhh where did you get that error? Via mail from github?

[whoyawn]

@nielsenramon I found out what the error was. I was trying to push it manually to a gh-pages branch, but it worked once I used bin/deploy on a separate repository.