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sissas
sissas

Reputation: 25

Jekyll: liquid tags shown when hosted on GitHub

I'm just getting started with Jekyll and I managed to do some cool stuff locally - i.e. when I locally serve the page and open it on my browser, everything works fine.

However when I pushed everything on GitHub, I see the actual liquid tags on my pages, and not what they're supposed to stand for.

I'm not even sure of how I can debug this, as locally everything looks fine. I made sure my local and remote repositories are synced.

Thanks!

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - HTML and CSS are rendered properly, and the Jekyll frontmatter seems to be doing its job by pointing to the correct layouts. It's only the liquid tags that don't seem to be working. I did have liquid tags working just fine on initial tests I did directly on the remote repository (very basic stuff like showing titles, dates, etc), but after pushing things I wrote (and successfully tested) locally, it seems like they are not being correctly interpreted anymore.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 119

Answers (1)

David Jacquel
David Jacquel

Reputation: 52809

In your three _layouts, add a <meta charset="UTF-8"> just after the opening <head>.

In _layouts/default.html and _layouts/timeline.html change {{ page.content }} to {{ content }}.

In _includes/timeline.html remove {{ page.content | markdownify }}.

Upvotes: 0

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