OK.
Progress made. I changed the settings in Joplin to match what you have and NO MORE ERRORS!!
The notes that I added the tag "blog" to are HERE:
Hexo is just a blank page.
Any suggestions for what I need to do next?
Thanks.
OK.
Progress made. I changed the settings in Joplin to match what you have and NO MORE ERRORS!!
The notes that I added the tag "blog" to are HERE:
Hexo is just a blank page.
Any suggestions for what I need to do next?
Thanks.
Yes, that's what I mean. If you don't plan to customize the domain name, you must use leowankerddd.github.io
as the name of your GitHub repo, although I noticed you already have such a repo.
My suggestion is, if you no longer need this repo, you can rename it to something else. Then change Joplinblog
to leowankerddd.github.io
. This way you should be able to access https://leowankerddd.github.io/ normally instead of https://leowankerddd.github.io/Joplinblog/.
OK,
I renamed the two repositories.
https://leowankerddd.github.io/
Wait, now it's going to the index.html file that I was asked to create.
I deleted the index.html file and now it complains it's missing.
How do I get it to show the notes instead?
The configuration file .github/workflows/static.yml
should be deleted.
Then run Push to GitHub
again in Joplin.
Now I changed Joplin to :
I successfully uploaded a third note that landed here:
The project weblink leowankerddd.github.io now goes to some wacky page.
It looks to be caused by these two files:
_config.fluid.yml
_config.yml
I'm confused about what to try next.
those are the notes I published but why is https://leowankerddd.github.io going to the page it is?
Should I delete the other .yml files?
NEVER MIND, I simply didn't scroll down far enough to see the postings.
It looks like YOU FIXED IT!!
Thanks very much.
Now maybe I can help others.
In simple terms, the name <username>.github.io
is special on GitHub, as it automatically generates a corresponding subdomain that maps to this repo.
No, please do not delete other yaml files, they are all configuration files, unless you really know what you are doing.
Regarding this, your next step may be to modify some configurations of the website, as many parts of the website are fully configurable. Please check https://joplin-utils.rxliuli.com/en-US/joplin-publisher/#configuration
You can even modify the theme of the website, just like @hyruo did above, find a website appearance that you are satisfied with, but it may be part of more advanced content, so please familiarize yourself with the default theme configuration of Joplin Publisher first.
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