Closed Killjoybr closed 1 year ago
Hi. I understand the issue, but the solution breaks references to the site.author.name
and site.author.email
variables. When the tabs before name
and email
are removed, these are no longer recognized as properties of author
.
There are three references in the website that end up broken. One is in footer.html
, and this could be easily fixed, but two more are in atom.xml
and this file is automatically generated by the jekyll-feed
plugin. They can't be fixed if not by removing the plugin.
Is there an alternative to removing the tabbing?
I've cloned the project again, now it worked without removing the tabbing. Maybe I haven't configured my Jekyll properly the first time, I tried using the Docker image to check it again but now I'm getting a unauthorized error.
I believe it was not a bug on the project but rather in my local config or prerequisites to build the project with Jekyll. Now I'm cloning the project and its running fine.
The other option was that maybe was one of the plugins had bugs since the Docker image also had a syntax error.
Either way, thanks for replying to my pull request and for providing the beautiful and well crafted template. I wanted to contribute to it somehow, but it seems that the issue wasn't in the code.
No problem. Thank you for letting me know of the issue. If you see room for improvement anywhere else, feel free to open a new pull request. All contributions are welcome!
I was trying to use the docker image and when I dropped to run locally I've realized that the issue was within the tabbing before name and email. This causes syntax error whilst trying to run the command:
or when trying to run the provided docker image