riggraz
Appearance dark does not seem to do anything.
Hello there. I have a basic setup with this theme, and I'm noticing that the specifying "dark" will not change the color scheme of the theme when building. I have the following _config.yml
title: nassredean nasseri
tagline: "| nasseri.io"
author:
name: Nassredean Nasseri
email: [email protected]
description: "the personal website of nassredean nasseri"
url: "https://nasseri.io"
baseurl: ""
exclude: [scripts/]
favicon: "favicon.png"
permalink: /:slug.html
theme: no-style-please
theme_config:
appearance: "dark"
back_home_text: ".." # customize text for homepage link in post layout
date_format: "%Y-%m-%d" # customize how date is formatted
show_description: false # show blog description in home page
timezone: America/New_York
plugins:
- jekyll-sitemap
- jekyll-feed
I observe that the <body> tag, is not being given an a attribute of any kind after running jekyll build. So it seems like, somehow this line <body a="{{ site.theme_config.appearance | default: "auto" }}"> in https://github.com/riggraz/no-style-please/blob/3432e31045f14ee57dedd1e0653c3d94d19eed01/_layouts/default.html is not working for me.
Is there anything else I need to do to get the dark theme applying correctly? Note that I have no _layouts, _includes, or _posts directory in my site. Not sure if that makes a difference.
hey, this happens to me too when I host the page locally through "jekyll serve" on my computer but once I uploaded it to githubpages, it works correctly,
may be the "remote-theme" thing
hey, this happens to me too when I host the page locally through "jekyll serve" on my computer but once I uploaded it to githubpages, it works correctly,
may be the "remote-theme" thing
Indeed this has been happening when using jekyll serve. I don't use githubpages, I just host my stuff in a public s3 bucket and then put a cloudfront distribution in front of it.
Strangely, when I first deployed, I was getting a mixed content warning trying to load the CSS file (despite it being served over http). Somehow this issue got resolved, then I made some change trying to fix the dark theme issue, and the mixed content warning came back. I hacked around it my just inlining the style in the _site directory and deploying that. Obviously not a great solution at all, but my site basically never changes so for that time being I'm just leaving it as is.
