Looking through the repo, I was confused about whether it was actually meant to be using GitHub Pages - or in other words, the difference between these URLs:
The github.io version works because the repository is named appropriately, but the menu doesn't have any entries. (This is something to do with "page.lang" not existing in the sites.pages variable - if you remove the "where" filters related to language in _includes/site-header.html then it works again. You can test this locally by changing the Gemfile to import 'github-pages'.)
The advantage of Github Pages is that it's hosted for you, but the downside is (obviously) that you're tied in to GitHub, and are limited to plugins they approve. I'd propose either:
renaming the repository to something else so that the github pages version disappears, or
updating the Gemfile and removing the internationalization code from the header
Hello!
Looking through the repo, I was confused about whether it was actually meant to be using GitHub Pages - or in other words, the difference between these URLs:
The github.io version works because the repository is named appropriately, but the menu doesn't have any entries. (This is something to do with "page.lang" not existing in the sites.pages variable - if you remove the "where" filters related to language in
_includes/site-header.html
then it works again. You can test this locally by changing the Gemfile to import 'github-pages'.)The advantage of Github Pages is that it's hosted for you, but the downside is (obviously) that you're tied in to GitHub, and are limited to plugins they approve. I'd propose either:
Cheers!
Tim