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Same issue here. - http://hippyjs.org/ |
same issue here https://raulmelo-notebook.netlify.com/. I think it'll break every website which uses docsify cdn urls as recommended. |
Please use |
workaround: <script src="//unpkg.com/[email protected]/lib/docsify.js"></script> |
It seems the issue is fixed in 5f86454, and I chose to wait for the new version to be published. |
Scared me |
release |
Fixed here using the default unpkg URLs. |
Closing as its been fix. |
Bug Report
From cosle browser I see: "ReferenceError: cssEscape is not defined"
Steps to reproduce
docsify serve ./docs2
Browser url = http:/localhost:3000
What is current behaviour
Browser tells "cssEscape is not defined" on browser console
Browser page says: "Loading..."
What is the expected behaviour
I cannot see standard page. I have the three file generated with command docsify init ./docs2:
.nojekyll
index.html
README.md
Other relevant information
Bug does still occur when all/other plugins are disabled?
Your OS: Windows 10
Node.js version: 10.15.1
npm/yarn version: 4.1.1
Browser version: Firefox 73.0.1
Docsify version: just installed from npm
Docsify plugins: none
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