Static pages support broken?

[martgnz]

I know that buster doesn't support static pages. I did the trick mentioned in https://github.com/axitkhurana/buster/issues/7 and it generates the page, but without the index.html string. When I try to open the page in the browser it doesn't work.

[axitkhurana]

Can you please give me more details on how to reproduce this? I'm not sure what you mean by 'without the index.html string'.

The following details should help me debug this:

• Path of the static page in Ghost
• link added in the template as suggested in #7
• the generated page name and path (you can get that by browsing static directory)
• the URL when the browser tries to open the page

[martgnz]

Now I switched my page to a simple post, just for commodity. I'll look at this asap.

[martgnz]

I solved this creating a static page as a normal post, generating the blog and then changing the post to a static page and generating again

[axitkhurana]

I believe all linked static pages will be generated. Please reopen this issue if that is not the case.

[WillemWijnans]

I was having the same problem with my about-me static page. I have now renamed the about file (with no extension) to about.html but the page rendered incorrectly. I had to change the post-holder height (comment out the 100%) now it works with static pages.

[tomvo]

for me the static pages are also generated without extension, meaning the browser will try to download it. Manually renaming works but it would be great if the .html was added automatically.

[miccferr]

+1 same problem as @tomvo and @WillemWijnans . I sort of "automated" the procedure by adding an npm task: "rename": "mv static/about static/about.html" so I can run multiple npm tasks with && to wrap buster tasks (i.e. generate and deploy) in one npm command.

[miccferr]

Although @apandichi fix solved the issue once and for all. See d9cdde755b39a74c3ea99cd8bffbbd7be94b24cd