Jennifer Galas
Jennifer Galas
I followed this blog post, and it worked perfectly for me, including importing the environment variables. Thank you @iqfareez for the suggestion! https://blog.railway.app/p/railway-heroku-rails
Thanks for the fast response! I've replaced `super-search.js` with the new version but I'm still getting an error. Chrome reports "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'addEventListener' of null" and Firebug...
Sure, check it out here: https://jengalas.github.io/thegourmetmoose/ Thanks for your help!
OK, I've done that. After adjusting the z-index to work with my theme, the search box is showing, and displaying the results' titles when I type into the search box....
Noticed that your feed uses `pubDate` while mine uses `published`.
I've switched to RSS for now (by adding a feed.xml template) just to get the search working ... but since [`jekyll-feed`](https://help.github.com/articles/atom-rss-feeds-for-github-pages/) is used by GitHub Pages to generate feeds, a...
It's very useful for me. **Thank you** for your contribution!
Hi Thomas, I'm also interested in implementing marker clustering in Derek Eder's Searchable Map Template. I haven't had a chance to work much on it yet, but when I asked...
Did you try specifying it within the markers parameter like this: ``` const options = { async: true, markers: { startIcon: 'css/images/start-icon.png', }, polyline_options: { color: 'purple' } }; ```