404.html

---
layout: page
permalink: /404.html
title: Page not found
description: "That page does not exist on the |QuantumFIT⟩ website."
comments: false
share: false
noindex: true
sitemap: false
---

{% comment %}
  GitHub Pages serves /404.html for any path it cannot match, so this one page
  answers every bad URL on the site. Two things it therefore must not do:

    - use a relative asset path. The page can be served from any depth, and
      _includes/head.html builds every URL from site.url, so this is already
      true -- but it breaks the moment something here hardcodes a relative one.
    - claim to be a real page. `noindex` (handled in head.html) and
      `sitemap: false` (read by jekyll-sitemap) keep it out of search results.

  The links come from _data/navigation.yml rather than being spelled out, so a
  future page added to the menu shows up here too.
{% endcomment %}

<p>
There is no page at <code class="missing-path">that address</code>. The link
that brought you here may be out of date, or the page may have been renamed.
</p>

<p>These are all the pages on this site:</p>

<ul>
{% for item in site.data.navigation %}
  <li><a href="{{ site.url }}{{ item.url }}">{{ item.title }}</a></li>
{% endfor %}
</ul>

<script>
  // The address bar still holds the path the reader actually asked for --
  // GitHub Pages serves this page without redirecting -- but Jekyll builds
  // this file once, at deploy time, and cannot know what that path will be.
  // So the placeholder above is filled in here, and stays a sensible sentence
  // if scripting is off.
  (function () {
    var el = document.querySelector('.missing-path');
    if (el && window.location.pathname) {
      el.textContent = window.location.pathname;
    }
  })();
</script>