Github pages - url links with special charters for example _basics.html

[Juuso1]

Hi,

I noticed when I publish my Quarto book on Github pages that if navigation html page starts like this _basics.html or like this basic.html it makes difference. If url link is _basic.html I get 404 error. If link starts like this basic.html it works well?

BR;
Juuso

[cderv]

This is because Github Pages uses Jekyll by default to render static website, and path with _ are ignored.

See our doc (https://quarto.org/docs/publishing/github-pages.html#render-to-docs) where we explained about .nojekyll

Then, add a .nojekyll file to the root of your repository that tells GitHub Pages not to do additional processing of your published site using Jekyll (the GitHub default site generation tool):

Do you have already created this file in your root repo ?

[Juuso1]

Ok, thank you for this answer. Br, juuso

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