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Opus Audio Streaming Web App for YouTube. Stop watching, Listen & Save Data.
https://ytify.netlify.app
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Fix the paths for the woff2 files in main.css #118

Closed JBLorincz closed 1 year ago

JBLorincz commented 1 year ago

Hi, I found this repository by chance on Github and I thought it was interesting. When I ran it for the first time, I saw this:

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As you can see, the icons are not showing properly. I looked in the console and saw this: image

I saw that the path in main.css for these Woff2 files needed modification, as the old configuration was attempting to look into an assets folder that resided below main.css. With these changes the icons are now working:

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n-ce commented 1 year ago

It works fine on my local as well as production though. I also see that in your fixed case, the site isn't still loading to its entirety. So I wonder what's going on

JBLorincz commented 1 year ago

It works fine on my local as well as production though. I also see that in your fixed case, the site isn't still loading to its entirety. So I wonder what's going on

Hi, looking at it again it appears to that "assets/NotoSans.woff2" is served by your web server, thereby letting the path be accessible globally. So this is not an issue.