I have had my project hooked on Read The Docs for awhile and I am trying to push all my Markdown it now and realizing after verifying the webhooks are active (I imported it by connecting accounts) and rebuilding it I still get the 404 page and I can not figure out after rereading the Getting Started guide 10 times what I am missing
Reference - http://tango-c-ndk-tutorial.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
So I found you just need to either rename or make a copy of your README.md to index.md as Read the Docs looks for index.md
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I've been trying to convert my website into a project with Tauri for the past 3 days and I'm not getting any intended results even though I followed the tutorial on Tauri Documentation countless times.
When I run npm create tauri-app to create a starting template for my project, I should be able to get a result like the following.
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/content/images/2022/10/Screenshot-from-2022-10-11-14-03-45.png
(Copyrights go to relevant authors)
But I always get something like this.
My build
After I got this problem I emptied my project folder, uninstalled npm and tauri-cli reinstalled it again, and followed the tutorial but still get no good results. I continued the same procedure more than ten times in a row. I also tried using other package managers which were available but didn't work for me.
Then I checked the src file within my project folder which contained the related html, css and javascript files for the demo and opened index.html. It also looked like this.
Demo HTML files viewed through a browser
Browser console had following issues and I have no idea what's going with my Tauri project all the time.
Issues in the browser console
I swifted through the official Tauri GitHub resp and found no any issue like this is filed by somebody. I really apprciate if any possible solution is given regarding this issue.
Tauri CLI: #tauri-apps/cli#1.2.2
OS: Windows 11 Home Single Langauge 10.0.22623 Build 22623
Both npm and Node.js are up-to-date.
I am preparing documentation using MkDocs and trying to generate the documentation using readthedocs. I followed the user guide but readthedocs does not seem to communicate with my uploaded .md files in my GitHub project. Instead of reading my docs/index.md file, the document generated by readthedocs says
This is an autogenerated index file.
Please create an index.rst or README.rst file with your own content under the root (or /docs) directory in your repository.
If you want to use another markup, choose a different builder in your settings. Check out our Getting Started Guide to become more familiar with Read the Docs.
© Copyright 2022. Revision 8d3f60c9.
Built with Sphinx using a theme provided by Read the Docs.
One possible issue is that the builder is Sphink instead of MkDocs, so I changed the document type to "MkDocs" in admin-> advanced setting->documentation type in readthedocs but this does not solve the issue.
I then followed the instruction in readthedocs about getting started with mkdocs, import documentation, and configuration files for Mkdocs to set up configuration files as well as requirements but none of them work.
It would be much appreciated if anyone could help me resolve this issue.
I further navigated to https://shaarp-single-interface.readthedocs.io/en/latest/README.html.
The structure in the link above does contain all the nav panels I want but this page no longer maintains the readthedocs theme.
SHAARP_Single-Interface
Search docs
Home
Installation and Setup
Simulation and Analytical Methods
Input Parameters
Output Results
Examples
SHAARP_Single-Interface
Docs »
404
Page not found
Built with MkDocs using a theme provided by Read the Docs.
However, if accessing the docs using "view docs" in readthedocs, it directs me to https://shaarp-single-interface.readthedocs.io/en/latest/, which does not contain any panel I have prepared.
It seems that the building process was fine but the docs will need some time (maybe 1-2 hours) to update.
A similar issue was reported. Autogenerated index file in readthedocs
I'm new to Github pages and Sass and am trying to deploy my first site. However, I get a 404 error when opening my site https://manayam.github.io/portfolio/ but have not been able to figure out why.
It looks like my settings are configured correctly since I get the checkmark saying my site is published.
Before this, I had a friend help me and he deleted my master branch since I couldn't figure out how to update my repo with both branches, if that's relevant to the current problem. Although I looked up it is not good practice, I force pushed to be able to update the repo since it was rejecting my pushes. Since then, I have been able to update my repo but now the site receives the 404 error.
The repo is at https://github.com/manayam/portfolio. Could anyone help me?
You didn't upload an index page to your root, and GitHub Pages doesn't allow directory listings. If you actually go to the dist subdirectory where there is an index page (https://manayam.github.io/portfolio/dist/), it works fine.
Hello People of Stack Overflow,
First time setting up a project page on GitHub pages. I'm thinking I probably missed something very simple, but I have tried everything I could find, also hoping that even though this question has a high probability of being a bit idiotic that the formatting is pretty good.
The story so far...
Hosting a static site on GitHub pages. It's a project page based on a working repository. I created a gh-pages branch and pushed to this branch. That branch is now set to default and all the files are up on the repo I have looked at several questions on stack overflow that are very similar to the problem I am having but they don't seem to be quite the same.
The page is loading here
but neither the images or the CSS formatting is loading. The page was built with html, css and bootstrap.
Questions that are very like the problem:
This seems the closest: static resources not loading (rep < 10)
Maybe I need to address the root file somehow in the _config.yml? Like in this question: github pages not building (rep < 10)
Thinking the answer lies here: in the jekyll docs (rep < 10)
Avenues explored:
Created .nojykell file in the root folder, this seemed to be the best option as I don't actaully need jykell.
As another possible route, Created config.yml file
with keep_files: [img, app.js, main.css];
and then include: [img, app.js, main.css];
also added highlighter: rouge; in the 1st line, per a build error.
Jykell gave me an H10 error at one point and I installed kramdown, although that did not do anything, got the same error. This seems like an unnecessary step because I'm not using jekyll, just need a spot to serve the files already created in the interwebs.
Updated ruby
Removed ../ in front of files on the .html pages
Other things you might need to know:
File structure:
- root
- img
- .nojykell (empty)
- app.js
- index.html
- artist.html
- gallery.html
- main.css
Let me know if you have any suggestions and thanks. :)
Good to see you figured it out.
For future reference, a .nojykell wouldn't have solved the problem:
It is now possible to completely bypass Jekyll processing on GitHub Pages by creating a file named .nojekyll in the root of your pages repo and pushing it to GitHub. This should only be necessary if your site uses files or directories that start with underscores since Jekyll considers these to be special resources and does not copy them to the final site.
https://github.com/blog/572-bypassing-jekyll-on-github-pages
All files seems to have run through the build script without any problems except my HTML files. They get added to my publish folder but are completely empty. I have tried both ant build and ant minify.
If i comment out this line file.pages.default.include = index.html, 404.html the files don't get emptied.
One more weird thing happend to. My generated css version started at around 40 the first time i ran the script. Doesn't matter at all really. Just a bit odd.
Update:
I noticed i get this error. ERROR: For JavaScript or CSS compression YUI compressor jar file must be present in the same directory as HtmlCompressor jar.
Read a thread where Paul Irish was saying that updating to the latest htmlcompressor jar should solve it. I did that but some reference somewhere needs to be updated with the new filename to cause now i get an error saying that the htmlcompressor jar couldn't be found.
For those who have the same issue, this has just been answered at the mobile boilerplate site: https://github.com/shichuan/mobile-html5-boilerplate/issues/46