you could also try running rvm gemset empty followed by gem install bundler and bundle install but I am just copying and pasting this off the interweb, I don’t know much about ruby at all.
I actually realized it never worked on this computer, only on my work computer which is same OS. I diffed the paths and there are some missing on this current computer. That’s probably the error. I’ll also try gem install ffi.
Edit: gem install ffi totally worked! niicceee
As for the css, no I’m not seeing any errors, but I did notice that the
layout: starspace
title: mgnica’s webpage : D
is surrounded by quotes which I don’t think are supposed to be there.
Edit: yeah, please help me get my theme working. The links are all correct it’s just giving a 404 for some reason.
Your assets/css/styles.css should be called styles.scss - it is not importing the main.scss file because a css file cannot do that, needs to be named .scss, when jekyll runs it will process the scss and rename it to .css.
I think I also saw a couple other path issues but not sure. Somewhere I saw a path as assets/abc.. when it should be /assets/abc... - it was missing the leading /.
Thank you - it’s all set up and it looks a lot better now
Does jekyll always have index.html in root and index.html in _site? I am getting confused over that.
Actually, in general I’m getting confused on where to create and put new pages for my site. For example, I want to add piquant.html under _site but it doesn’t seem to like that. And sometimes my image links break without me doing anything to them.
Edit: OK, everything in _site is generated by jekyll. Why does my javascript get constantly written over whenever I modify it? I’m not sure where else to modify the javascript. It’s ruining the actually built Github page too
correct, the entire contents of _site get deleted and then rebuild every time jekyll runs, so you never edit anything in there.
If you have JS then just put it in a assets/js folder or where ever you want it (in the root), and it will be copied to that same location in the _site folder when jekyll runs.
and you generally should not have the _site folder on GH - you should ignore it in Git and delete it.
Editing something in the _site folder on GH is not going to do anything, GH is making its own version of your _site folder from your source and serving that.
