Thanks for the answer, that seems true, now it is only a problem with chrome! I deleted the cache but it doesn’t refresh it either. I am still confused about those things.
The root, should be in themes/mytheme/layouts/partials
yet here, in the partials, it is full of red code.
I am using 2 repositories, after following a youtube video and from my understanding
I work on my “blog” folder, and later i push my changes into the “public” folder, that is the one where I have my website hosted on github pages.
Yes, browser caching (especially with Safari) can often be a problem with favicons. You might try viewing the site, either live or in dev mode, in an “incognito mode” window when you’re trying to make sure.
Thanks for that! So, when i use hugo server, the server created still might have problems with favicon ? cause in the hugo server I wasn’t able to see my favicon either
Yes, if it’s a browser-cache issue, as suggested by your earlier comment — as well as my seeing the favicon on your site. You may also want to try a hard refresh (in some cases, that’s Ctrl + F5).
. . . but the main thing is that, based on the contents of your public folder (which I assume you’ll be .gitignore-ing at some point), it definitely should appear.
Thank you a lot for checking my public folder (yes I was gitignoring before, I delete it cause I though It was that the problem, I started just yesterday with this Hugo-github thinny) out and the hard refresh