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This was working in previous commits, so I'm fairly confident that the path to the image isn't the problem. I'm not sure what I did.
My _config.yml file looks VERY similar to the demo _config.yml. I tried playing around with the _config.yml settings, to no avail. I might just not be understanding how Jekyll works.
The only thing that I can think of to fix this is to delete the repo and create a new one with the same files, seeing as I'm not sure how to roll back commits with GitHub Pages... any advice is appreciated!
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@jocelynpender the reason the blog post does not work is because the title contains a colon :, breaking yaml frontmatter interpretation (of the title and any following things like background image and tags). This can be fixed by wrapping the whole title in quotes, so it is interpreted as one string.
In addition, the background image link should start with a slash. I have fixed this and some other issues in atlantichabitatmodels/communityofpractice#3. If you accept that pull request, the blog post should work.
I'm not sure if this is an issue with Jekyll or with the petridish theme, so bear with me...
Blog posts show up on the homepage with no photo, tags, title, etc.: https://atlantichabitatmodels.github.io/communityofpractice/
Demo blog post: https://atlantichabitatmodels.github.io/communityofpractice/blog/2022-02-07-peibirds/
Demo blog post md file: https://github.com/atlantichabitatmodels/communityofpractice/blob/gh-pages/_posts/2022-02-07-peiBirds.md
This was working in previous commits, so I'm fairly confident that the path to the image isn't the problem. I'm not sure what I did.
My _config.yml file looks VERY similar to the demo
_config.yml
. I tried playing around with the_config.yml
settings, to no avail. I might just not be understanding how Jekyll works.The only thing that I can think of to fix this is to delete the repo and create a new one with the same files, seeing as I'm not sure how to roll back commits with GitHub Pages... any advice is appreciated!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: