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Hi, Everyone.
I don't know where to start in describing the problems of this output. Have a look at the homepage (Screenshot 1). Screenshot 2 is what the homepage is supposed to look like.
NOTE-1: I'm using a new copy of the Oceanic skin. My previous usage of Oceanic got even more messed up than this, and I had to abandon it.
NOTE-2: the output of the second topic is also broken. Notice the multiple breadcrumbs getting repeated. There's actually 35 breadcrumbs that extend off the screen (Screenshot 3).
SCREENSHOT 1
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SCREENSHOT 2
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SCREENSHOT 3
Hi, Everyone.
Just wanted to report a solution. My project/homepage seemed broken. But it turns out to have been a simple problem: a link was pointing to a topic with a network address. The length of the file path might've been the problem.
As soon as I fixed that link -- i.e., pointed the link to the file on my hard drive -- the generated output returned to normal.
BACKSTORY: I had been experiencing slow performance in RH 2019. By adobe's advice, I moved my project folder from a network loc
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Impossible to tell what you have done from that. Send the project as before and I will try to look over the weekend.
Please include which preset is giving this.
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Thanks, Peter. Just sent it.
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Hi, Everyone.
Just wanted to report a solution. My project/homepage seemed broken. But it turns out to have been a simple problem: a link was pointing to a topic with a network address. The length of the file path might've been the problem.
As soon as I fixed that link -- i.e., pointed the link to the file on my hard drive -- the generated output returned to normal.
BACKSTORY: I had been experiencing slow performance in RH 2019. By adobe's advice, I moved my project folder from a network location to my hard drive. This greatly improved RH performance. However, that's when the output got messed up.
HOW I FOUND THE SOLUTION: Peter gave me the idea of running a broken links report for a completely different problem. Sounded like a good thing to do for this problem. Sure enough, in the broken links report, I could see one link had an extra-long file path leading to a network drive. It was the only one. Light-bulb moment! Redirecting that link to my hard drive fixed it.