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My GitHub page (https://visheshbons.github.io/cv/) isn't opening properly. All I get is this:
I tried deleting the repository and remaking it so it would come but it just gave me error 404 anyway.
Can you please give me some solutions?
Thanks.
My problems are solved for HTML code, but my CSS isn't there. Image-without-css
Thanks! My problem is solved!
You have to publish your website, from your repository settings, go to "Pages"
Then choose your branch and your root folder
then click on "Save" and wait for couple of minutes for your website to be published, then refresh the page to see your URL like this:
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This is an old problem but I fail to find satisfied answer. I create a repository with some html files. When I open it, I see the html source code instead of the rendered version. The example is here: Example.
What I want to do is that I see the rendered html webpage when I open the html files in my repository (not source code). I searched the answer online, some people said that it's impossible since Github force it to source code. Is it correct?
I know Github page and https://htmlpreview.github.io/, but they are not what I expected. The reason is that they try to create a new url link. I think that RawGit does the similar thing.
Do you have any idea to solve my problem? Or you can confirm that my idea is infeasible. Thank you very much in advance!
Looks like you are going to need to use Github Pages:
https://pages.github.com/
They have a nice tutorial set up.
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I started building a website 2 days ago, I made a navbar, but when I click on an item I get a "404 File not found".
I have checked the linking what feels like 100 times and everything seems to be right.
If you want to check the code this is the repository: https://github.com/ancientgreeksters/ancientgreeksters.github.io
And the code for the navbar that is supposed to link is in the "de" folder, index.html file, line 27
I have checked the website locally on my pc and it works, so this seems to be a github issue.
I have also taken a look at similar questions here on stackoverflow, but they don't seem to be sharing the same issue as I am.
If you want to look at the website itself, the start page is working: https://ancientgreeksters.github.io/de/index.htm
But the page I am linking to doesn't work: https://ancientgreeksters.github.io/de/grammatik/uebersicht.html
Edit: I'm rather new to programming, so please dumb any suggestions down for me, if possible.
The issue is the path. The folder is named Grammatik but the URL uses grammatik.
Rename the folder to grammatik to fix the issue.
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I have a website where it doesn't load the background images; however, it does load when I run it on my local host. Its only when I upload it to the web where it doesn't load. Not sure where the problem might be.
The problem is almost 100% in your image path.
I can't really help you untill I see the code, but one thing you can try is to add / in front of the folder and file names.
For example, if your image path on localhost is images/myImage.jpg, try to replace it with /images/myImage.jpg and see if it changes !
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#CHALLENGE FOR A WEB-DEVELOPER AND STACKOVERFLOW CODERS:
While I am editing my Website's Source_Code on Google's Blogger, I am unable to cope further as while saving the code it shows the error message which reads as quoted "There should be one and only one skin in the theme, and we found: 0", I am attaching the code below,Need Help from A Person Have a look at the Screenshot And Do suggest ME the errors.
#I had also shared the full source_Code in Google Drive File Link,Please Click On the LInk and do suggest me the Necessary Edits
SCREENSHOT(QUICK VIEW)
SOURCE CODE OF WEBSITE
Its so simple.
add below code in your head section
<b:skin><![CDATA[
/****CSS CODE*****/
]]></b:skin>
add below code in your Body section
<b:section id="1"></b:section>
I tested it on your code, and it ran perfectly.
check the below images:-
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I have create my website and have a domain but when I type the domain name into the browser I get some weird page. I am using 000webhosting and just uploaded the files and they said they were good. I am not sure what is the problem but here is the link
hudsonreamer.com
Hopefully I can get some help
Thanks a lot for the help
Check your DNS/Nameserver records to link files to domain.
Not really covered here however you may want to watch a youtube tutorial on setting up a hosted website.