Missing navbar items when testing included example site

[rpodcast]

Hello, first I'm a fan of Arrested Devops and thank you for creating this theme! I'm a fellow podcaster and currently I'm using the Nikola static-site generator but would like to migrate over to Hugo due to a variety of reasons. You can see my podcast page at r-podcast.org. I installed Hugo on both my laptop (running arch linux via the snap hugo package) as well as on a digital ocean VPS running ubuntu 16.04, and to test out your theme I created a new site, downloaded castanet within the theme subdirectory like usual, and copied over the contents of the exampleSite directory to the test site. The only part I changed was the baseUrl directive in config.toml. When I serve the site locally using hugo server and view the site at localhost:1313, I see most of the site renders exactly as your example at http://sample-castanet.netlify.com/ but my version is totally missing the About, Contacts, and Resources items in the navigation bar (see screenshot below). I'm new to Hugo so it's quite possible I'm missing a step or two, but can you help me to at least render your example site exactly as yours renders? I don't feel comfortable making the tweaks to the site for matching my podcast until I can at least start from a working state! Let me know if you would like additional information.

[mattstratton]

I suspect this is something that broke in the later hugo; even given the code and config that is on the sample site, when I build it locally, the menus disappear. I'm going to see if I can puzzle this out.

[rpodcast]

Thanks for looking in to this! Happy to help test further or provide additional info if needed.

[rpodcast]

Just a quick check on any updates? FWIW I experimented with compiling your arresteddevops site files locally and the navbar elements appeared without a problem. But it looks like you use a more custom theme for it.

[rpodcast]

After consulting the Hugo template debugging docs combined with a reported URL issue I believe I've found the solution. It turns out that you need to specify .Site.Menus.main as opposed to .Site.Menus.Main within the layouts/partials/header.html file. After making that small change I can now see the correct menu items! I'll submit a PR shortly.