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_posts not rendering, doesn't seem to register model-id #94

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jpbelval opened this issue May 29, 2020 · 1 comment
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_posts not rendering, doesn't seem to register model-id #94

jpbelval opened this issue May 29, 2020 · 1 comment

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@jpbelval
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I tried creating a new markdown file in the _posts directory, but when rendering with github pages, all the sample projects are rendering correctly except mine. It seems that my "project" is not assigned a modal-id during build.
``

title: Choiceversial
subtitle: Mobile Development
layout: default
modal-id: 1
date: 2020-05-27
img: dreams.png
thumbnail: dreams-thumbnail.png
alt: image-alt
project-date: May 2020
client: Personal
category: Mobile Development
description: Choiceversial is a mobile app project made with React Native for cross-platform publishing. It's an application
that makes you react on controversial subjects, it also takes all the results in a database through a web api to make clear statistics based
on the country of the player.
Skills developed

  1. Javascript with React Native
  2. PostgreSQL database
  3. Local database hosting
  4. RESTApi with Django(Python)

``

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The link from the returns #portfolioModal with no ids

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@raviriley
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I tried creating a new markdown file in the _posts directory, but when rendering with github pages, all the sample projects are rendering correctly except mine. It seems that my "project" is not assigned a modal-id during build.

I ran into a similar issue with this theme. I fixed it in my version:

raviriley/agency-jekyll-theme/

I wanted to use this theme but saw that this and SotiriosVrachas's versions are both outdated and not maintained, so I decided to convert the newest Bootstrap code to a Jekyll theme from scratch. Then, once I started using the theme, I realized I could make some additions to make the original theme more useful, such as Google Analytics support, an actually functional contact form, customizable styling, etc.
Check out the details here!

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