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gethugothemes / bookworm-light-hugo

Bookworm is a clean and modern Hugo blog theme focused on high speed and support multiple authors.
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Error in style.scss #14

Closed nataliepjlin closed 2 years ago

nataliepjlin commented 2 years ago

Hi guys, I recently added the whole package to my file. When using the command hugo server, it will display Invalid CSS in style.scss. I'm not sure that whether [params.variables] should be replace with [params] or something else. Thanks a lot!!! CODE:

//site variables [params.variables] $font-primary: sans-serif;

$h1: 48px; $h1-lg: 52px; $h1-md: 44px; $h2: 40px; $h2-md: 36px; $h3: 32px; $h3-md: 28px; $h4: 24px; $h5: 20px; $h6: 16px;`

mehedi-sharif commented 2 years ago

Hello @nataliepjlin

Thanks for choosing this theme, you probably set up this theme incorrectly. please follow the documentation of this theme. or you can run this theme after pulling it on your local machine by this command cd exampleSite && hugo server --themesDir ../..

nataliepjlin commented 2 years ago

hi @mehedi-sharif The command works! however, I have no idea about how I can move the config.toml file to my own project. When I copy it to my own project, it can't reach images/logo nor other images. Is there any tutorials or ways to solve it? Another issue I have is that I upload it to forestry and deploy on netifly, but the site I built can't display images either...

mehedi-sharif commented 2 years ago

Hello there,

I have a quick tip for you, don't move the config file into your project, rather than move your site into this theme, it will be easier for you. also you need to put all the images in the assets folder, otherwise, it will not work. and for forestry and netlify, please follow those steps https://github.com/gethugothemes/bookworm-light#content-management-system