The following steps are generally:
1. Register git account
2. Create SSH Keys
3. New Repository
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4. Set up the website
5. Clone Library to Local
6, submit, upload
7. Preview
This tutorial defaults to the basic commands you will use to understand the basics of GitHub , If you don't know the first three steps, you can refer to the article:
GitHub Getting Started tutorial github create SSH Keys
first, the new Repository (warehouse), as follows
Fill in the name, description information other default then submit.
second, set up the website
Create after Jump new page, click on the right settings settings
In the Options tab we find GitHub pages and click "Automatic page Generator"
We see the jump page:
Project Name: site title
Tagline: Website Subtitle
Body: Web Source
Google Analytics Tracking ID: Search engine Crawl Keywords
All of these can be customized to the default.
After filling out, click "Continue to Layouts" and select your blog theme
Then click "Publish page" to return to the project page to see some auto-generated files
Next we can enter Http://itmyline.github.io/blog in the browser to preview
Itmyline: User name, blog: project name
Tip: 404 error. Wait 10 minutes.
PS: Wait a long 10 minutes, refresh the page the main page of our blob is displayed.
( If you always show 404, check if you have verified the mailbox, if not, go to your account to verify )
But the content and style of this homepage are not what we want, how to break. We can upload our own projects.
The following is an example of a simple bootstrap site template ...
Iii. Clone (clone) code, modify
Clone the code under any packing directory (this example is D-drive)
$ git clone [email protected]:itmyline/blog.git
And then on the D-disk, we'll see the clone code.
Next, copy the files we want to upload to this directory.
In this example, a new CSS, JS folder and overwrite index.html
Iv. Submit, Upload
Go to the D\blog directory and right-click Git Bash to open the command line
$ git branch* gh-pages
View current branch as Gh-pages
Next:
$ git Add. $ git commit-m "blog" $ git remote add origin [email protected]:itmyline/blog.git$ git push-u origin gh-pages
Go to GitHub to view our new files are coming out.
The browser enters the address http://itmyline.github.io/blog/to preview the website we build.
OK, you are done!
Itmyhome
Source: http://blog.csdn.net/itmyhome1990/article/details/39697659
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