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I recently added a new series to my blog website, but it initially didn’t show up. After I included the _index.md file in the content, it began appearing on the homepage. However, it's still not displaying in the categories, tags, or series sections. Can someone please help me with this |
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It's difficult to assist without a reproducer.
It would be helpful if you could provide the repo to reproduce. |
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I’m experiencing an issue with my blog website (s4bot3ur.github.io). On the homepage, there’s a write-up about "NavieReceiver," and I have created a new series called "Damn-Vulnerable-Defi." However, when I navigate to the "Blogs" section and then click on "Series," the "Damn-Vulnerable-Defi" series does not appear. Interestingly, I can access the series directly by entering the URL: https://s4bot3ur.github.io/series/damn-vulnerable-defi/. Could you please help me identify why the series is not showing in the navigation? |
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It is working now. Thank you so much for the help. |
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Hmm, it seems like there's something wrong with the deployment, as the build results are different between local and GitHub workflow.
The page count does not match.
To diagnose, I'd suggest removing
public
andresources
folder from repo, those folders are no need to commit to repo.To do so,
And append those two folder into
.gitignore
file.And then commit changes and push it to remote.
git add .gitignore git commit -m 'Remove the public folder and resources folder' git push origin main
And check if the result of re-deploy later.