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I only started having this issue after I changed the build destination to a specified folder instead of the default _site.
First, I was trying to change the background color of a div based on what page the user is on. My code for this was:
{%assign current = page.url | split: '/' %}<li><a href="../product-type/index.html" {%if current == "product-type"%} class="active-circle"{% endif %}><div class="circle"></div></a></li>This wasn't assigning the class "active-circle" of the page I was on, so, just to experiment, I tried hardcoding class to the a href directly in the compiled HTML file. But even this doesn't work! When I inspect it in the browser, the a href doesn't have the class that I manually wrote in. What is going on?! I've been working at this for a few hours with absolutely no luck!