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In post.html and page.html, the class is set to 'post-template' and 'page-template', respectively. But in the output html of article (post) and page, the <body> tag doesn't contain post-template or page-template, but contains home-template.
It looks like the inheritance of Jekyll doesn't work correctly, because Jasper theme code seems to be correct.
For example, post.html contains class: 'post-template',
and any specific markdown post file (e.g., 1963-08-28-i-have-a-dream.md) doesn't override any class.
---
layout: post
cover: 'assets/images/cover4.jpg'
navigation: True
title: I Have a Dream
date: 1963-08-28 10:18:00
tags: speeches
subclass: 'post tag-speeches'
logo: 'assets/images/ghost.png'
author: martin
categories: martin
---
I'm not familiar with Ruby and not fully sure this is the problem of Jasper theme or Jekyll core.
Temporarily I can use the post-template and page-template using class tag directly in the post markdown files like below, but I think it is not the fundamental solution.
---
layout: post
cover: 'assets/images/cover4.jpg'
navigation: True
title: I Have a Dream
date: 1963-08-28 10:18:00
tags: speeches
class: 'post-template'
subclass: 'post tag-speeches'
logo: 'assets/images/ghost.png'
author: martin
categories: martin
---
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[-]Layout inheritance doesn't work correc[/-][+]Layout inheritance doesn't work correcty[/+]haakoo commentedon Sep 21, 2019
I just noticed this today too. And it's messing up the padding for the header (/meta data).
I've been looking at he code, and it's not obvious for my C# head why it's not working.