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Image is not aligned with the text on GitHub Pages but it looks fine on GitHub repository.

As you can see below, images are aligned with the bulletpoint and text

When I made a website using GitHub Pages' Dinky theme, images are not aligned anymore.

How can I fix this problem?

Is there any way I can fix this problem without changing GitHub Pages theme, or using Gem?

I thought using html to upload images would work, but images won't show on the website.

This is the link to my Repository. It's written in Korean but images are in line 1867-1868

Thank you

I am trying to create a program that replaces any word entered in the input by the word that goes along with it in the dictionary. Here is the dictionary:

I have the problem with relative links to a specific file not working at all both on gh-pages and on jekyll locally. Here is my setup->

i have a directory like this:

I use Jekyll to blog using GitHub pages. I have had a problem when running $ bundle exec jekyll serve or jekyll serve and the console prints:

According to Github, the following is the list of jekyll themes it supports:

• Architect
• Cayman
• Dinky
• Hacker
• Leap day
• Merlot
• Midnight
• Minima Minimal
• Modernist
• Slate
• Tactile
• Time machine

If I want to use any theme apart from these, is there any way to go about it?

Trying to execute jekyll on cygwin (x64) on Windows when I get this error in spite of using bundle exec prefix.

Shouldn’t the dependency defined in the Gemfile (i.e. 1.8.6) be activated when executing?

Any thoughts on what is going wrong here? I am totally new to the world of Ruby gems. I have looked at other "You have already activated .. " posts showing similar messages but the answers there didn’t solve my problem.

$ bundle exec jekyll serve

I am using Jekyll to build a project webpage, on Github Pages, using the “Dinky” theme, straight out of the box.

The README.md gets automatically converted to index.html, which is very helpful for quickly getting started.

However, I would like to have a separately-written main page index.md, and instead convert README.md to README.html (as it does with most *.md files). When I add my index.md, Jekyll converts it to index.html as hoped, but now gives no conversion at all of README.md — presumably it has index.html as the target for both README.md and index.md, and the latter wins.

How do I tell Jekyll to go back to using README.html as its conversion target for README.md?

Preferably, I would like a solution that doesn’t require adding config data in README.md itself, so that I can continue to keep README.md in sync with the human-readable version in the master branch.

Note for reproducing it: all this occurs both when built online through Github Pages, and with a local jekyll build. The only custom jekyll settings I am using are gem 'github-pages', group: :jekyll_plugins in the site’s Gemfile, and theme: jekyll-theme-dinky in the site’s _config.yml.

It seems to be specific to the Github Pages themes, but not to the Dinky theme: other themes beside Dinky exhibit the same behaviour, but a bare Jekyll site does not seem to.

Edit: thanks to @wasthishelpful for a very helpful comment and partial answer. Adding a YAML frontmatter block to README.md setting permalink: README.html does what I was looking for. Unfortunately I’m still not finding a way to achieve the same effect just by modifying _config.yml: e.g. adding a frontmatter default there

I'm working on a feature extractor for this transfer learning personal project, and the predict function of Kera's VGG16 model seems pretty slow (31 seconds for a batch of 4 images). I do expect it to be slow, but not sure if the prediction function is slower than it should be.

I am trying to make our dinky radio buttons into lovely toggle buttons on our donation page. The HTML cannot be modified, and as it stands the inputs are wrapped in divs, then followed by the labels. I have zero knowledge of JS/jQuery and I imagine this task requires some.

Here is my fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/cgz63qhd/