However, if I have slightly modify the index.html so that the jekyll engine does the rendering again then the webpage is formatted/rendered correctly similar to hydeout layout (as a first time user I am not allowed to upload to images) in a post.
How do I go about debugging. I can uploade log files, etc. if needed.
so once it is correct does it stay that way? Is it only incorrect the first time you do jekyll serve? what if you just refresh the page via the browser? sort of sounds like some sort of cache issue.
Best debugging is always the inspector in chrome or FF - right click on the page and go to Inspect and then check the console tab for errors.
Thanks for taking a look. It happens just the first time after launching jekyll server. The need to fix this is because on github only the incorrect version get rendered.
I don’t see anything in the console window of inspector.
in assets/css you have both a main.css and a main.scss - that is bad. The main.scss file should compile into the site folder as main.css. Since there will end up being 2 files in there one is over writing the other.
I would delete the one named main.css and see if it works.
there is a 3rd one in there too, I would delete it as well.
I removed main.scss (along with the temp file). I don’t see any changes in the view.
Is their a log file of the server that has the error message. Could the html of the two views tells what is happening.
I think that is the wrong one - I think you want main.scss not the other one. An .scss file is a SASS file, it is importing all the things in the sass folder, converting them to normal css and then creating the final main.css file in the site folder.
