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The top of my .markdown file in the jekyll theme is as follows:

---
layout: post
title: xyz
description: xyz
img: /img/1.JPG
---

The picture does not load if the extension is .JPG, even though the picture's extension in the _img/ folder is .JPG

It works if the extension in the code is changed to .jpg.

Everything works fine when I jekyll serve it locally but this happens when I push my changes to github and try to view my changes on github pages

I could do a patch up like this everywhere but I would like to understand why I have to do this.

miyesven
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I've just tested your code on this forked repository.

If I test this locally or on github-pages, this is how things are going :

| _portofolio file |  image name  | front matter | HTTP status   |
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| 1_project        |  1.jpg       |  1.jpg       | 200 OK        |
| 2_project        |  2.jpg       |  2.JPG       | 404 Not found |
| 3_project        |  3.JPG       |  3.jpg       | 404 Not found |
| 4_project        |  4.JPG       |  4.JPG       | 200 OK        |

All those results are due to both local and github webservers case sensitivity. Upper cased letters are not considered to be equal to lower cased letters (a!=A).

For Why case-sensitivity ? see this question on stack webmaster.

And this :

The picture does not load if the extension is .JPG, even though the picture's extension in the _img/ folder is .JPG

is supposed to work, just like in our fourth test case.

David Jacquel
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