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Hello, I am seeing some differences between my local site and what I see when I click on my github.io page. Here’s the local site: and here is how it looks when I access it via <https://d5nguyen.github.io/whatsfordinah/Contact.html>: Can someone kindly explain to me what is going on? I have looked into Jekyll but it appears it’s used primarily for Ruby? and I am only using basic HTML and CSS at the moment. Thanks in advance for your help! Here’s the link to my repository: https://github.com/d5nguyen/whatsfordinah |
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Hi @d5nguyen, Thanks for being here! Would you mind sharing a link to your repo so we can take a look?. Cheers, Andrea |
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thanks for the reminder! I’ve added it to my original message :slight_smile: |
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Hi @d5nguyen, I’m not certain why there’s a difference between your local site and the repository unless you pushed up a change that triggered a build error, but it looks like your <** header>** tag has “display: flex” on it which makes the style difference between your local site and your site on GitHub Pages. Hope that helps you track down the problem! If I can help more, please let me know. Thanks! |
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hey thanks, that-pat for your response. I had commented that code out since at the time I wanted to save it in case I needed it so I don’t think it was really affecting the display. I’ve since deleted that code and for some reason the issue remains…still unclear |
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I figured it out!! I wrapped my form with a div that was assigned as a “row” class and that made it all wonky. I copied that form from a previous project and so inherited some of the quirks. Thank you again for your contribution!! |
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You’re very welcome! I’m glad that you got it sorted. :slight_smile: |
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I figured it out!! I wrapped my form with a div that was assigned as a “row” class and that made it all wonky. I copied that form from a previous project and so inherited some of the quirks.
Thank you again for your contribution!!