Disclaimer, I do not fully understand what it does, but it might be a problem for me, yes. Given that I do not have any runners on my github enterprise, I was trying to 1. generate the static website locally (by running

dendron publish export

2. copying the output from

.next/out

to

docs/

) 3. configuring gh-pages to read the content from `docs/`folder in main branch. Regretfully, the site is not working (doesn't show CSS, no JS, links are broken) after having set up my

siteUrl:

to be the same url that is generated by gh pages:

https://pages.github.<domain>/<group>/<repo_name>/

. I suspect that the problem might be that

siteRootDir

pointing to docs may be causing it, as there's no docs within docs folder.

> 3. configuring gh-pages to read the content from docs/folder in main branch. can you try to point it to the parent folder of

docs/

?

I did it, too. And instead of displaying the site, it is rendering the Readme.md file

Are you able to inspect the published page (right click inspect) and see if you can work out where the site is trying to read CSS from? That usually gives me an idea of what configuration is wrong where

Sure. It's funny, because all the ``section i s greyed. This is what I can see

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/_next/static/css/2a1ea1ae6d4ffa74.css" data-n-g="">

and that CSS file does exist

Does that exist at the correct relative path? It's been so long since I got this setup I can't quite remember...

It does, I'm afraid. I believe I found something funny: I have this on my dendron.yml:

siteUrl: https://pages.github.<domain>/<group>/<repo_name>/

I get into my dendron site from this url:

https://pages.github.<domain>/<group>/<repo_name>/

and I get to see the content without js and css. But here's one issue: If I click on the link of any child page, it will point to

https://pages.github.<domain>/note/<hash>

. As you see, the url is missing the

<group>/<repo_name>/

from it. If I manually add it in the url, the note is displayed, but without CSS

Ah wait, I think this was an asset prefix part!

Ok, I've deleted the duplicate `siteRootDir`and I made several attempts: 1. `siteUrl: https://pages.github./`&

siteRootDir: <group>/<repo>/

2. `siteUrl: https://pages.github.//`&

siteRootDir: /

3.

siteUrl: https://pages.github.<domain>/<group>/<repo>

with no

siteRootDir

(thus, defaulting to docs/) All of them yield the same result: 1. Missing CSS 2. Links to notes are missing the `/`part.

SiteUrl is the main domain, assetprefix is the subpart I think? Unfortunately I just left the job where I set all this up so can't check...

thanks! let me try again

Progress! I'm waiting for someone from my old team to let me know what was in the config so I can check, might be an hour or so though

perfect timing for me, as I'm to have lunch 😉

I had

siteUrl: Https://pages.github.<domain>
siteRootDir: docs
assetsPrefix: /<group>/<repo>

hi thanks for coming back, this is exactly how I have it now, but I don't get to get CSS nor JS to work 😦 (the path to urls does work now, though)

This is once published on GitHub yes? Not you just opening them locally? If so I'm not sure what else to suggest @jyeung any ideas?

Yes, it's failing when visiting the page from gh-pages (I understand that links would be broken in a different location)

when you visit gh-pages, where does it try to load the assets from?

With this dendron.yml config:

yml
publishing:
    siteUrl: https://pages.github.<domain>
    siteRootDir: docs
    assetsPrefix: /<group>/<repo>

the css paths are:

html
<link rel="preload" href="/<group>/<repo>/_next/static/css/0710c2518b3fd79e.css" as="style">

The notes' links work just fine

locally, what do you see inside of the docs folder? does _next/static/css/0710c2518b3fd79e.css exist?

in my repo I have

/docs/_next/static/css/0710c2518b3fd79e.css

, so it does exist. However... my gh pages is set to be working within the docs folder, within main branch. This might be causing the issue, althought not 100% sure. 1. Changing gh-pages to be set to root folder within main branch renders my readme file, instead of dendron's site. 2. Editing as

siteRootDir: ""

doesn't seem to be working either.

can you send a screenshot of your pages setup?

sure!

can you change

/root

to

docs

?

sure, it doesn't solve the problem, though

if you look at the network inspector, can you see what urls its failing at?

Sorry, I'm not familiar with that. I'll try to create a public repo with a basic vault

see the issue. github by default will treat your static site as jekyll. since we're publishing using next, you need to create a

.nojekyll

file in the root of the

docs

folder github docs: https://github.blog/2009-12-29-bypassing-jekyll-on-github-pages/ example: https://github.com/kevinslin/dendron-demo

thank you so much! This indeed fixes the issue. This was driving me crazy!