Closed antoinemeyer5 closed 1 year ago
Please explain how removing the file layouts/partials/assets/navbar.html
fixes the issue.
Please explain how removing the file
layouts/partials/assets/navbar.html
fixes the issue.
As I said earlier, during development I worked on a repository that didn't have exactly the same file architecture. To ensure that the logo was displayed correctly, I had to add the navbar.html
file and modify it. By doing this I overrode the normal behaviour of the template's navbar.html
file.
This subsequently led to the problems described above. It was a bad idea and a mistake on my part.
So I'm removing this file and simply reverting to the template's normal behaviour. The configuration of the logo in the navigation bar is in /config/_default/params.toml
This change corrects the problem, simplifies the code and better respects the template.
Fix #4
The error came from the way I was managing the logo and its memory location in the code.
The error was hidden because the way Github deploys code is different for the
antoinemeyer5/antoinemeyer5.github.io
repository and theantoinemeyer5/kokkos.github.io
repository.In the first case, the URL is
https://antoinemeyer5.github.io/
, while in the second case the URL ishttps://antoinemeyer5.github.io/kokkos.github.io/
During development, I worked on the second repository with the second URL. I therefore masked my error. When you merged the work, the change of repository type (from the "second type" to the "first type" because here is
kokkos/kokkos.github.io
) + my error meant that the logo was no longer visible.The error should now be fixed with this PR ✅
kokkos/kokkos.github.io
antoinemeyer5/antoinemeyer5.github.io
=kokkos/kokkos.github.io