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Things work great. Interesting, the logout issue is caused by react and not netlify?
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Fix the link in the hamburger navigation menu, set the navbar text to bold when the user clicks on the links, and correct the logout functionality
📝 What I Did (Detailed Work):
_redirectsin/publicto redirect all routes toindex.html.🧪 How to Test (Steps to Verify):
🤔 What I learned (gotchas):
I learned why React applications have 404 errors when reloading pages in production, the server looks for physical files that don't exist. One solution is to use redirects so that all routes serve index.html and let React Router handle the rest.