docs 404 error

[gylove1994]

something 404

[micedevai]

The image shows that your web page is facing multiple 404 errors. A 404 error means the requested resource was not found on the server. Here's a breakdown of the issue and some potential fixes:

Problems Observed

1. 404 Errors for CSS Files

   • main.6f8fc17f.min.css
   • palette.06af60db.min.css
   • extra.css

2. 404 Errors for JavaScript Files

   • bundle.88dd0f4e.min.js
   • extra.js

3. 404 Errors for Assets

   • cosmic-gradient.svg

Likely Causes

• The files might not be uploaded or are missing in the specified paths.
• There might be a mismatch between the file paths in your HTML and the actual file locations.
• The deployment process might have failed to include these assets.

Suggested Fixes

1. Verify File Locations

   • Ensure all the missing files are present in the specified directories. If they are missing, re-upload them.

2. Check HTML References

   • Open your HTML files and verify that the paths to the CSS, JavaScript, and image files are correct. For example:

     <link rel="stylesheet" href="path/to/main.6f8fc17f.min.css">
     <script src="path/to/bundle.88dd0f4e.min.js"></script>

   • Use relative paths carefully based on your directory structure.

3. Case Sensitivity

   • If you're hosting this on a case-sensitive system (e.g., Linux), ensure file names and paths match exactly.

4. Deployment Verification

   • If you're using a hosting service (e.g., GitHub Pages), ensure the build or deployment process is configured correctly to include all assets.

5. Cache Issues

   • Clear your browser cache to make sure you are loading the latest files, not outdated or non-existent versions.

6. Console Logs

   • Check your browser's developer console for more details on the 404 errors and fix any other associated errors.

If you provide more details about your hosting setup or directory structure, I can offer more specific guidance!