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Nice, the deployment works fine with it! F.e.https://docsify-preview-ll3a2gp9v-docsifyjs.vercel.app/markdown

Old bookmarks will still work fine. Try the following (with a hash):https://docsify-preview-ll3a2gp9v-docsifyjs.vercel.app/#/language-highlight

Edit: seehttps://docsify-preview-git-routermode-history-for-website-docsifyjs.vercel.app/quickstart

It works fine, but doesn't seem to show 404.

Great job, but it seems that when using a browser to view the source code, it is a 404 page code, is this normal?

Ah, you found an issue! There's actually two things happening in your screenshot:

1) For the vercel deploy, it is not using the 404.html trick, it is using vercel.json to rewrite URLs on the server. So for a path like/notexistspage, it sends back the content of/index.html. Here's a screenshot that shows status code 200, withindex.html being returned:

What we can do is update thevercel.json so that it will not rewrite a URL if it ends with.md, that way the client will receive404 and will know what file to look for.

2) Fordocsify.js.org this is deployed on GitHub Pages, which behaves in a different way: the 404.html page is needed on GitHub in order to redirect to the root/ path, then our Docsify JS code can load the content. Without this,routerMode:history won't function on GitHub Pages.

So, for vercel, the 404.html stuff is not needed, it is only for GitHub, and doesn't have the issue that Vercel does.

For Vercel, I'll update vercel.json so it'll do what we want with the.md lookups.

I've been experimenting onhttps://docs.lume.io. I'll bring back what I learn from there.