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The navigation buttons on a GitHub hosted website don't take me to the page, and I am unsure how to fix it.
I am very new to GitHub, but am looking to make a webpage for the lab I work in. I found an existing lab webpage (https://github.com/KordingLab/KordingLab.github.io) that allows you to make forks and edit it for your own purposes, which was a great base. I've since changed the repository name but now when I load the page, the navigation buttons don't go to the pages automatically. My website name is myusername.github.io/repository
, while when I click the "people" page navigation button, it tries to go to myusername.github.io/people
which doesn't exist.
I can manually type in myusername.github.io/repository/people
, and the page will come out. Obviously along the way of changing in my teams name while editing, I have messed this up a bit.
The outlay of the original website is kordinglab.com/people
, which doesn't include the repository name which is why I think it won't navigate to include the repository. I've had a look through the code, but as I am a bit inexperienced, I can't find how to change it, or where it is controlled.
How can I fix it so the nav buttons actually go to the pages?
https://github.com/KordingLab/KordingLab.github.io provides all the code used in the original and working version. I would be more specific if I knew which file I was looking for, sorry.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-14 at 16:47Normally we require code to be included in your question. Having to go off-site to read code significantly limits how helpful questions can be to future readers.
However, in this case I think we can give a helpful answer without leaning too hard on that code. It's really an answer about how to find what you're looking for.
In this case, you want o find something that defines a link to people
, or something like it. You can use GitHub's search to search for that value. Alternatively, you can use your text editor's search.
Either way, among your results you should see a file called _config.yml
that contains, among other things, a section that looks like this:
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