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GitHub Pages: How do I edit this page in markdown format, just as I created it?

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问题 I'm not too comfortable with touching the generated HTML that the site gives, I was wondering whether there is any way to change the contents of my page in markdown formatting, the same way that I did upon creating the page? Any input as to go about doing this would be awesome. 回答1: By default, GitHub Pages helps you generate html pages only. But if you setup your site to use jekyll, then you can store files in markdown. For example, in the _posts section of this repo 'cboettig/labnotebook'

Remove html extension from GitHub Pages

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问题 I'm using GitHub pages to host my latest site (http://jasonhoffmann.github.io/). I was wondering if there was a way to remove the .html extension from the end of sub-pages (http://jasonhoffmann.github.io/contact.html) since there is no access to the server. 回答1: I would assume you would have to use subdirectories (but there may be a simpler way): /index.html => http://jasonhoffmann.github.io /contact/index.html => http://jasonhoffmann.github.io/contact However, you may have more control using

How do I prevent the GitHub Pages “Automatic Generator” to remove everything before regenerate the site?

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问题 I created a wonderful GitHub Pages website for my little project, and I added some other pages into the gh-pages branch. My problem is that, everytime I regenerate the website from 'Settings=>Automatic Page Generator', everything is cleaned up and I have to restore the files manually. Is there a way to prevent, or work around this? It would have been much better if the Automatic Generator was just overwriting his stuff without removing existing files. 回答1: Checkout the gh-pages branch. mkdir

How do I protect a directory within github-pages?

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I am building my personal website using Jekyll and hosting it at github-pages. I would like to have a password protected area (just password protected directory, not the whole website). I have tried a few options and tricks to get htaccess to work but failed. I would like to know if someone managed to use htaccess , or any other method, to protect a directory on github-pages. Listing solutions which did not work for me (or I failed to get them to work): * Flohei. * Jeremy Ricketts. GitHubPages (like Bitbucket Pages and GitLab Pages) only serve static pages, so the only solution is something

Table not render when use Redcarpet in Jekyll GitHub Pages?

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问题 As of maruku engine (the default), writing table like surround text, etc. | Tables | Are | Cool | | ------------- |:-------------:| -----:| | col 3 is | right-aligned | $1600 | | col 2 is | centered | $12 | | zebra stripes | are neat | $1 | surround text... would render correctly. But when I switch to redcarpet (add markdown: redcarpet into _config.yml ), the table no longer rendered, both localhost and on GitHub Pages. Did I do something wrong? 回答1: Adding only markdown: redcarpet into

Jekyll on Github Pages: any way to add footnotes in Markdown?

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问题 I've recently switched over to using Jekyll on Github Pages for my various blogs, and love that I can just push Markdown to Github and they handle the processing. I'd like to continue using it this way (rather than running Jekyll locally and just pushing the pre-generated site to Github), since the Github UI makes it easy to add and tweak posts if I'm not at my own machine. There's just one thing I haven't been able to figure out: I can't get Markdown footnotes working. I'm using this style:

Static resources not loading on GitHub Pages

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I have created a website and am trying to host it on git hub pages. My site is available at - http://<username>.github.io/<project name>/ But the static files for my site are available at the following path - http://<username>.github.io/css/site.css http://<username>.github.io/script/main.js The above path omits the <project name> So whenever I hit the url my static files are not loaded. Is there a way to make it work with the github url? Note: When I use a custom domain everything works fine because the relative paths are fine in that case. Temporary Solution I have created a User page

Is it possible to use HTTPS/SSL on GitHub Pages sites with a custom domain?

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Is there any way to use HTTPS/SSL on GitHub Pages sites that use a custom domain? SSL is recommended for better search engine ranking and there are a lot of other uses for it beyond that. Gautam Krishna R SSL is supported by GitHub on sites using a *.github.io domain: https://help.github.com/articles/securing-your-github-pages-site-with-https/ I recommend registering with Cloudflare DNS so that you can set HTTPS up properly for a site on a custom domain, see Cloudflare's blog post for more info: https://blog.cloudflare.com/secure-and-fast-github-pages-with-cloudflare/ Update (5/5/2018) SSL is

Using github to write a book [closed]

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With Github one can write a well-formatted README.md file and document to present the project. Also, there are wiki pages for user to collaborate. I'm wandering what would be an optimal workflow, even for non tech users, to make use of the GitHub platform to write a collaborative book. How to use markdown but then enhance it by applying a stylesheet, make PDF out of it, organise chapters, have a public site (gh-pages) out of it and so on? Is there such a project or tool chain for GitHub? In other word, how to easily write a collaborative book with a nice html and PDF output in GitHub? Thanks.

Favicon with GitHub Pages

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I'm hosting a few sites with GitHub Pages (User and Project Pages), but they are not displaying their favicons (in the browser). <link rel="shortcut icon" type="image/png" href="/favicon.png"> Is the problem that GitHub displays the site with <frameset> ? I know it's possible to display favicons (at least with Jekyll), but can I display a favicon on it's own? Yes, you can. Put this into the head part of your webpage: <link rel="shortcut icon" type="image/x-icon" href="favicon.ico"> It is important to not put the slash before the favicon.ico part. Put the favicon.ico file in your repository's