Liam Bigelow

~`is_self_closing` is essentially a synonym for "is void element". The job of that function is to tell you whether it's a self closing _element type_ — it doesn't use syntax...

Oh got you — yes looks like it is using the slash. That's not a great implementation from lol-html.

Tracing this back a little more: lol-html is pretty directly implementing the tokenizer state machine, which is where that flag is coming from: https://www.w3.org/TR/2011/WD-html5-20110113/tokenization.html#self-closing-start-tag-state — which does "Set the self-closing...

Some context in this mastodon thread: https://fosstodon.org/@[email protected]/112128338307861881 tl;dr — Jekyll won't serve the `_pagefind` directory as it leads with an underscore. Can be fixed in usage by configuring Pagefind's bundle...

This'll be a result of GitHub Pages not serving urls that start with `_`. You'll want to update Pagefind to run with a `bundle-dir` option of `pagefind` (instead of `_pagefind`)....

_(NB: This is probably a change worth contributing to `tweetback` generally, since GitHub Pages is a common deployment target. Pagefind 1.0 will also change this default since it gets hit...

Ah yes, I see why that happens. Two options here: 1. In your templating you could tag each page with a `url` metadata for Pagefind as shown here: [Overriding the...

👋 Hey all! [Pagefind v1.0.0](https://github.com/CloudCannon/pagefind/releases/tag/v1.0.0) now has emoji support ✨ 👾 🚀 ❤️

_(or as a quicker fix, even just an option to omit the filename and show only the project, which saves building any sort of template string parsing)_

If this cannot be fixed, could the error message instead be improved to catch this case and recommend the `--noTimes` solution?