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The section of HTML from the page which works with the first URL and not the second URLĪgain, I do think there is a much simpler solution here.

If you want to use examples instead of real pages and links, more details would help me to answer. You said “CSS was not working correctly for the blog” but the details of what wasn’t working matter and a required for me to answer. I need this information to answer your questions. I keep asking you to see the real URLs and the actual site HTML. Whatever change is required should be possible, I just don’t know Ghost well enough to know what the change in Ghost needs to be, I’ll only be able to say what need to change in the page itself.Īlso, I’m only guessing about the solution above because I don’t actually know what problem you are experiencing.

#Typepad url how to

I can tell you what needs to change about the HTML but I won’t necessarily know how to get Ghost to make that change. The point is: there is a way to make the links work regardless of how they are proxied to.

Meaning instead of references like this:

I think you could have also solved this by linking to any assets in the HTML by changing absolute URLs to relative URLs. This changes the references to the assets in the HTML to match the pattern used in the URL. It looks like you are using a worker to transform the URLs in the HTML on the fly as the page is requested. Hi, Thank you for sharing that link to how you resolved the issue.