Closed jseabold closed 9 years ago
Yes, I know about this. The way that Pelican is set up, it's very difficult to change this without messing up many other pieces of the page. For the time being, I'd suggest using firefox or an older version of chrome.
I had assumed you could just hard code it in your base template Using //
or the https
site url, but I haven't tried.
I spent an hour or so trying to make it work a couple weeks ago, but didn't have any luck. The problem is that the google stats, disqus comments, and twitter feed require http in their string. You'd think it would be trivial to hard-code some of that stuff, but then the local server mode breaks, so I can't preview the content before posting it.
I'm hoping to completely redo the blog template some time in the near future, and at that point I'll be sure to address this.
I just fixed this, I think. Let me know if it works for you now!
I think you can close that know. It works fine both on desktop and mobile.
Great – thanks!
If you load the site over https, chrome (chromium) blocks the css and javascript because it's loaded insecurely over http.