question about HEADER.md and README.md about nginx-fancyindex-theme HOT 4 CLOSED

OK，thank you！

by checking with F12 in chrome, I found the problem.

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then I wonder，how can I apply this on all pages？ I am a freshman， I think may should specify a file location for the two files。

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Hi @e71828.

• Have you updated the software to the most recent version? You should follow again the instructions for installing it,
• Have you checked that there are a README.md and a HEADER.md file in the directory served by nginx and displayed by FancyIndex with the Nginx-FancyIndex-Theme theme ?
• If they are indeed present, but not displayed, check the permissions, maybe they are only readable by you and not any other user/group (I think I remember that nginx runs by default on a user named www-data, maybe this user does not have access to the two files on your laptop)

Maybe you can also try to open the network debugging tool of your browser (Firefox : Menu : Web development : Network, or Ctrl+Maj+E, Google Chrome/Chromium, see https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/network/).
And by relaunching the webpage served by nginx, you should see if the javascript code tries to load/read the two HEADER/README.md file, and maybe the network debugging tool will tell you the nature of the issue (file missing, not readable, etc).

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Good!
You can apply this on all pages by having a HEADER/README file in all directories and sub-directories.
I haven't found a way to do this automatically (see #19).

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