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How to add new posts to github pages without installing Jekyll locally

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问题 I created blog on github for a project using automatic generator and now I want to add new post. I added _posts folder and put file named 2015-04-05-post-name.md. Then I pushed all changes to repo on github. New page became available however it is not styled as index.html. What do I do wrong? What I'm trying to achive is to be able to add new posts written in markdown but without installing jekyll on my pc. All new posts should look according to the overall style of blog. Content of file

Github Pages 404 for everything but index.html

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问题 I have a Github pages website for our team at http://olinaeromarketing.github.io/. I've tried opening index.html locally and it works perfectly in chrome on my pc. Everything loads perfect. However, when I push everything to Github and try to open it with http://olinaeromarketing.github.io/, everything except index.html gives a 404 error and can't load. I'm pretty stumped as to why this is happening. I also haven't been able to find anything on the web regarding this issue. The repository is

Javascript won't run on github pages site

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So the javascript used to work on my github pages site but it doesn't work anymore after I delete the repository and tried to re-uplaod the project with some changes. Here is the repo . Here is the site . You are serving the site over HTTPS but trying to load jQuery over HTTP. This is not allowed.  <script src='http://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.3/jquery.min.js'></script> Replace http with https and you should be good to go. This error is easily discoverable if you open the Javascript Console in your browser (usually under F12).  <script src='https:/

Where is GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) actually used in GitHub?

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This has been a mystery to me for a while, and for some reason Google didn't help me, so let me ask. EDIT: ok, I understand the GFM is everywhere in GitHub, and why GFM style line break edit is not available?? Is it turned off? and I know the original MD rule. What I'd like to confirm here is GFM line break rule. Thank you. I like GFM very much especially for the straightfoward line break manner. https://help.github.com/articles/github-flavored-markdown However, I have been never able to post my own Markdown with this line beak mode. For instance, I copied some syntax list MD to a new page of

Nanoc changing the base path when deploying page in github

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问题 I have a simple static page app that i have built with nanoc and i want to deploy it as a github page. Everything goes well except that the assets (like css, javascripts) and all the links in general point to the root of the repo: like /css/style.css instead of being /docs/css/style.css Everything works well on localhost but fails when published. i am using rake publish to push it to gh-pages. Here is my Rakefile require 'nanoc3/tasks' BASE_URL = "http://darko1002001.github.com/docs/" desc

Names starting with underscore shows errors Page doesnot exists for gh-pages branch

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I have an issue with gh-pages of github. The html pages which start with _ ( underscore ) shows the error. Page does not exist! Read the Full Documentation Instructions for setting up username.github.com and stuffs. For eg : Lets take an example https://github.com/harikt/docs/blob/gh-pages/api/Aura.Di/_src.html is the source It should render at http://harikt.github.com/docs/api/_src.html But currently its not. It only happens for the names starting with _ ( underscore ). Let me know if anyone have the same issue or can it be resolved without renaming it ? Tekkub As of December 27, 2009, you

Locally building and pushing jekyll site to github pages

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I am using the gem "jekyll-assets" on my site and it fails when pushing to github pages. I have read that a way around this is to build the site locally, which builds just fine, and then push it to github pages. The examples of people doing this, however, are using a project repository and they are pushing the site to a "gh-pages" branch. I am doing this site for myself and the setup for this suggests using the master branch under the repo .github.io. How do I push a local jekyl build to a site with this setup? You need to push only the content of the _site folder. Nothing else, nor the folder

Importing Google API fonts not applying in github pages

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问题 I hosted a theme on GitHub pages , this theme working properly in localhost environment, but when I host this its not applying correct font which are importing form Google API Difference here Local host version Githhub Page Version This is my Index.html page <!doctype html> <html lang="en" class="no-js"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1, user-scalable=no;">

Is it possible to host interactive R Markdown files on Github Pages?

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问题 As the title says, I would like to create posts on Github Pages that are interactive R Markdown files (meaning that it has Shiny apps embedded in it). Is this possible to do in Github Pages? If so, how can I do it; and if not, what's the best (free) way to host interactive RMD/Shiny pages? 回答1: While it's not possible to host fully-fledged Shiny apps on Github pages (Indeed, as @Gregor suggested, shinyapps.io is useful for this), the devs for Shiny have been working to make some of the

Hierarchical Categories in GitHub Pages

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I'm using Jekyll on GitHub pages, and I want to have hierarchical categories like this: animals -> mammals -> cats -> _posts -> housecat.md, tiger.md animals -> mammals -> dogs -> _posts -> poodle.md, doberman.md animals -> reptiles -> lizards -> _posts -> iguana.md, chameleon.md I'd like users to be able to visit /animals and see a listing of every post from every category. But if they go to /animals/mammals , they'd only see mammals. If they go to /animals/mammals/cats , then they only see cats. I know I can do this manually by putting an index.html file in every single directory and then