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So I built a gridsome app using vue.js, and when I developed it locally, everything worked exactly as I needed it.
I then run gridsome build and upload the resulting dist folder to Netlify, and deploy the app. The app works as it should, except that when you click on a link at the top, it loads the URL and favicon in the URL bar, but doesn't load the page. It requires a second click to actually load the page. See here: https://65bbaea1b3ac8a15c757b9c4--juliandouglas.netlify.app/
I have looked at various answers, and some of them pointed to:
changing v-if to v-show
fixing erroneous HTML
I have tried both of these, and I can't find any HTML that would break the site.
So I built a gridsome app using vue.js, and when I developed it locally, everything worked exactly as I needed it.
I then run gridsome build and upload the resulting dist folder to Netlify, and deploy the app. The app works as it should, except that when you click on a link at the top, it loads the URL and favicon in the URL bar, but doesn't load the page. It requires a second click to actually load the page. See here: https://65bbaea1b3ac8a15c757b9c4--juliandouglas.netlify.app/
I have looked at various answers, and some of them pointed to:
I have tried both of these, and I can't find any HTML that would break the site.
Here is a link to my repo: https://github.com/julian-douglas/portfolio-site which includes the dist folder.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I tried changing the v-if to v-show, but still faced the same issue.
I looked at this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60960451/gridsome-project-hosted-on-netlify-on-click-pages-dont-load-even-though-the-ur - regarding hydration issues: I also tried scouring my files for erroneous HTML but couldn't find any.
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