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Hi @tfgordon
On your site you have:
<script src="https://tfgordon.github.iojs/ui.js"></script>Perhaps you meant it to be:
<script src="https://tfgordon.github.io/js/ui.js"></script>I hope this helps.
Yoshi
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Many thanks. Simply adding a "/" at the end of the baseurl in the in config.toml file fixed the problem. Thanks also for your very nice Hugo template. One small suggestion: Would it be possible to have URL links be clickable also in the summary descriptions of articles, in list views? Or can the template be configured to do this?
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You are very welcome. I am glad you like it :)
Would it be possible to have URL links be clickable also in the summary descriptions of articles, in list views?
If I understand this correctly you can use:
<!--more-->
in your markdown posts.
See here as an example. The "Grillstock Festival" text is rendered as a link rather than plain text.
More info here.
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Thank you but that is not exactly what I meant. I would like anchors to be clickable in the part of the text which appears before when shown in list views, not only in the view of a single post.
To see the problem, take a look at my blog at:
In the second item, with the title "Slides of my 2007 ICAIL Keynote Address", the "PDF" and "OpenDocument" are not clickable, to download the files. You have to first click on the title of the article, to display the article in a separate view. Only then are the PDF and OpenDocument links are shown highlighted in blue and can be clicked upon. It would be nice if the reader did not have to first click on the title of the article to follow these links. Or even to know that they are links.
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You are very welcome. I am glad you like it :)
Would it be possible to have URL links be clickable also in the summary descriptions of articles, in list views?
If I understand this correctly you can use:
in your markdown posts.
See herehttps://raw.githubusercontent.com/yoshiharuyamashita/yoshiharuyamashita.com/master/content/post/grillstock-festival-july-2016.md as an example. The "Grillstock Festival" text is rendered as a link rather than plain text.
More info herehttps://gohugo.io/content/summaries/.
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I am using Markdown to generate my page and if I have something like:
`+++
date = "2016-07-17T15:15:13+01:00"
description = "blah"
draft = false
tags = ["blah", "blah blah"]
title = "blah"
topics = ["blah"]
+++
Just a test.
`Then the test string is clickable in the summary.
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OK. Thank you. That helped. I got it working now. It seems the is required for the links to work. I wrongly thought that was only a hint to suggest where to break the front matter when displaying the article in lists.
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I am using Markdown to generate my page and if I have something like:
`+++
date = "2016-07-17T15:15:13+01:00"
description = "blah"
draft = false
tags = ["blah", "blah blah"]
title = "blah"
topics = ["blah"]
+++
Just a testhttps://www.google.co.uk/.
`Then the test string is clickable in the summary.
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Glad it helped. Closing this issue now.
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