Error with img Tag

[WLDO]

Hi, First off, thank you for the amazing work. Im still a novice developer so please excuse me,
I get the following error after building the site with github pages:
"Your site is having problems building: The tag img in _posts/2015-12-20-deep.markdown/#excerpt is not a recognized Liquid tag"
So far my research says I should Use "rake generate" and "rake deploy" to fix this problem but I think this is for Octopress sites only. Have you seen this before?

[nicnocquee]

Do you have the _plugins/images.rb file? The img tag is in that file.

[WLDO]

yes that file exists.

[WLDO]

I can confirm the site builds perfectly on my FTP server. So this is just a Github Pages issue. We can close this since I have a work-around for now.
Thanks again for this great tool!

[fedelcar]

I'm having the same issue when trying to use Github Pages. Is there any incompatible plugin? Or is it a configuration issue that can be worked around so as to use github.io ?

[nicnocquee]

I actually use github page as well for delightfuldev.com. can you show me the markdown post that causing this error so I can try it?

[fedelcar]

The page build failed with the following error:

The tag imgin_posts/2015-12-20-deep.markdown/#excerpt is not a recognized Liquid tag. For more information, see https://help.github.com/articles/page-build-failed-unknown-tag-error.
(I didn't modify the post file in any way)

[nicnocquee]

Ok, I think I know what happened. Did you guys add Gemfile with the following content?

source 'https://rubygems.org'
gem 'github-pages'

and safe: false in _config.yml, then build using bundle exec jekyll build?

There are two problems here:

1. safe: false makes Jekyll ignore the plugins in the _plugins directory.
2. Unfortunately, you will bump into different error by removing safe: false: jekyll 2.4.0 | Error: uninitialized constant Jekyll::Hooks. This happens because github-pages gem is using jekyll 2.4.0, while my img tag plugin uses Jekyll::Hooks which seems only available in jekyll 3.0.1.

So what I propose is:

1. Remove the Gemfile
2. Remove safe: false from _config.yml
3. Build the site using jekyll build. Make sure jekyll --version returns jekyll 3.0.1. Update jekyll if needed.
4. Push the built site in _site directory to Github Pages. I'm using Octopress 3.0 to do this. Check out the deployment using Octopress here. Basically just run octopress deploy init git [email protected]:user/project, edit _deploy.yml if needed, then run octopress deploy to deploy it to Github Pages.

[fedelcar]

Thanks for the help! This seemed to work, as github does not report any errors, but I'm guessing it is not picking up the plugins, showing just the raw html. (You can see it here)
Any ideas as to why?

[nicnocquee]

Apparently I didn't handle if Appolo is not in root url. I'm fixing it but I'll push the update as soon as I get a decent internet connection :)

[fedelcar]

I just tried again with the latests commits and I'm still not having any luck with this.
I cloned your repo, ran jekyll build then octopress deploy init git [email protected]:user/project, edited deploy.yml to point to the gh-pagesbranch and finally octopress deploy
The site was uploaded to the github repo, but Iwhile the page is building, it only shows raw html, with no style. (You can check it out here)
Any idea about what am I doing wrong? I don't have a gemfile in the directory, and I didn't set the safe:false option either.

[nicnocquee]

Can you try the newest commit, and set the baseurl in _config.yml to /portfolio/. Then jekyll build and publish again?

I tested with a dummy project page here and the corresponding repo here.

[fedelcar]

Yup, that worked! Thank you very much both for the great work you've done and the help! Congrats!