Hi!
I am really new to this, so excuse the lingo 
Is there any way I can add categories from “permalink: /portfolio/” to the /categories/ and /tags/ ?
in other words, when I click a or category at the bottom of this page https://uberg.me/portfolio/active-airport/ I want to end up here https://uberg.me/categories/
Perhaps you have not defined it properly on this particular page…?
On https://uberg.me/posts/2020-12-03-Usefult-snippets/, the tags and categories point to the desired page…
Im not quite sure what you mean. The https ://uberg.me/POSTS/… are working as intended.
I have posts.md defined like this:
And it works as I intend. The categories I define in a /post/ are included here: https://uberg.me/categories/
But I would also like to have the categories I define in a /portfolio/ to be included here as well.
portfolio.md is defined like this:
Its a bit hard to explain when I’m frankly not sure what things are called, but here is my github repo: https://github.com/lewiuberg/lewiuberg.github.io
I understand your issue now.
It is a limitation with Jekyll that only posts have proper support for categories and tags.
To extend the support to other collections, you’ll have to use a plugin
named jekyll-tagories.
Unfortunately, GitHub Pages does not allow using plugins outside their limited set. So you’ll have to build the site elsewhere (either locally, or via a CI service such as TravisCI, or GitHub Actions) and push the contents of _site directory onto a branch
named gh-pages and set up GitHub to serve those contents.
Or look into ditching GitHub Pages entirely in favor of services such as Netlify, CloudCannon, etc
Ah! Thanks! I can at least stop trying to get it to work “out-of-the-box” I will look into your suggestions
I am also reading this: https://www.drinkingcaffeine.com/deploying-jekyll-to-github-pages-without-using-githubs-jekyll/
Good to know that.
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