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Insistence on using index.html as the pagination template #37
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I'm using the following:
I'm encountering the same problem as eyalroz. |
I found this to be helpful https://stackoverflow.com/a/29177455/703220 Basically do as the warning tells you, instead of using a non-index.html file use an index.html. In my case, I wanted to put pagination on a file called archive.html. The solution was to put created a folder called archive and place a file called index.html Then just update the permalink and Update Had some issues regarding the next and previous navigations not rendering correctly. Checked out https://github.com/sverrirs/jekyll-paginate-v2 and it's working a lot better. Plus didn't have to use the nested index.html, works on a non-index.html file. |
@michaellee : So, you're essentially suggesting the use of an alternate version of jekyll-paginate? I might look into it, but that does not resolve the issue for this package (= jekyll/jekyll-paginate). |
Seeing as this plugin isn't under active development, thought it was a valid solution to point to a project that fixed my problem is all. |
Looks like jekyll-paginate-v2 is not compatible with github pages |
yeah i agree with that paginate-v2 is not compatible with github pages |
I'm using the Beautiful Jekyll theme to create a small personal website. On my site, I don't want posts to appear in the front page, the index page; so I removed the relevant code from
index.html
(in fact, I got rid of it in favor of anindex.md
with static content). Now I get the warning message:I found this issue page on this matter at the Jekyll core project, where it's claimed this is a Jekyll-paginate issue. Well, here I am reporting it to you :-(
I'll state that I'm willing to move the pagination code elsewhere, so maybe there's some workaround in my case.
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