Please help me.
here is my code: GitHub - vitoriarlima/vitoriarlima.github.io: website
here is the theme I am using GitHub - lbertge/ezhil: Clean and minimal personal blog theme for Hugo
and I have already tried adding to the toml file this: uglyURLs = true
relativeURLs = true, it doesn’t work
I suspect your baseURL is http://vitoriarlima.github.io instead of https://vitoriarlima.github.io
Thank you for your reply! I am new to web development, I really didn’t think about that. Thank you so much for your help, this fixed the landing page!! thank you
However, the other pages are still not showing up properly, I can’t catch why
I am checking the console message, but I do not understand why I am getting this error because I have already changed and fixed the s in https in the toml file:
It’s the same problem, different cause. Use your browser’s dev tools to troubleshoot. You need to learn this stuff.
Yes, I am checking that now - however I do not understand the problem nor how to fix this, in the toml file I have already changed and fixed the s in https in the toml file so I do not understand why this error is repeating itself
This is not your code:
https://github.com/vitoriarlima/vitoriarlima.github.io/
It’s your published site.
Where’s your code?
Yes that is my website. I have understood now that somehow, despite the toml code being updated, that change did not propagate automatically to all the other pages, despite doing ‘Hugo -t ezhil’ to build the website again. Hence, I went in each single html files to edit that manually and edit all addresses manually to add the s that was initially missing in https.
Thank you for your help and time!
Oh no.
So, the next time you build your site you’ll overwrite your changes.
I suggest you revisit your workflow, starting with a repo that contains your source code. Then use a GitHub action to automatically build and publish your site to GitHub pages whenever you push a change.
You should NOT have your published site under source control.
I have tried that. I followed this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIFvgrRxdt4
where I have a separate blog repo that contains the code, where I do “Hugo -t ezhil”, and it creates a public folder. From that public folder, then I push to the repo vitoriarlima.github.io. However, despite doing this, the change I did in the toml file for http to https did not back propagate - I definitely agree that it is not ideal and not good habit to edit manually, but I do not understand why it didnt backpropagate automatically either
I suggest you start with Hugo’s documentation. Specifically, the page titled " Host on GitHub Pages."
Also, I just viewed the first 60 seconds of the tutorial you referenced… wrong/outdated approach.
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