Closed fengelniederhammer closed 6 months ago
This shouldn't fix it, and from testing the preview, it does not. I'd guess it's a routing issue, which lives here
Thanks for bringing this up though!
Ok, feel free to replace this by a proper fix then. I didn't know whether you use a framework of some sort to do the routing, but it seems a bit strange to me anyway that you need a /
before the fragment.
We shouldn't need a /
before the #
, that's the issue. We're using preact-iso
for routing, but I think this is just a bad check in user code.
Closing for #1100
interesting observation: When opening the links in a new tab, they work. But simply clicking on them yields a 404 page.