I am trying to get the sliders working on my pluto notebook on my github-pages website (smgroves.github.io). I was looking at this: Is it possible to use PlutoSliderServer to host github pages with sliders that work? · JuliaPluto/PlutoSliderServer.jl · Discussion #22 · GitHub which seems to imply that something was in the works for getting working sliders on github pages like the computational thinking mit website, but I haven’t found anything that works. So far, I’ve tried running export_notebook from PlutoSliderServer and using that as a webpage (sliders don’t work still). I also tried following along with the tutorial here GitHub - JuliaPluto/static-export-template: A template to automatically convert Pluto notebooks to an HTML website with GitHub Pages. Demo page: , which actually seems to work, but it rewrites my homepage to be an index. I don’t have an index.html in my github repo because of the jekyll template I’m using (that basically uses my about page as the homepage). I couldn’t figure out how to make the htmls for the julia notebooks and NOT overwrite my homepage with an index-- I tried looking at a specific subfolder and it is able to find the correct notebooks (in a folder called julia) but it still overwrites my homepage. My github pages repo is public here: GitHub - smgroves/smgroves.github.io: My professional website . Any specific advice on how I could get pluto notebooks working with sliders? Thanks!
Hey @Sarah_Groves !
Sorry I missed your post before! Let me know if I can still help.
I looked at your website, and it looks like you figured out the index issue, and you have a couple of interactive notebooks! Awesome!
I would also welcome feedback on how to make the documentation of PlutoSliderServer easier to understand. Was it easy to set up the server? Is there any information that was missing, but it would have really helped to see?