How do I deploy a Jekyll site on GitHub Pages?

How do I deploy a Jekyll site on GitHub Pages?

To deploy a Jekyll site on GitHub Pages, first ensure you have your Jekyll site ready. Then, follow these steps: 1. Create a new repository on GitHub. 2. Push your Jekyll site to the repository. 3. Go to the repository settings and enable GitHub Pages. 4. Choose the branch to serve your site from, usually 'main' or 'gh-pages'. 5. Your site will be live at https://<username>.github.io/<repository-name>.

Do I need to install anything special to use Jekyll?

Yes, you need to have Ruby installed on your machine, as Jekyll is a Ruby gem. You can install Jekyll by running gem install jekyll bundler in your terminal.

Can I use a custom domain with GitHub Pages?

Yes, you can use a custom domain with GitHub Pages. You need to configure your domain's DNS settings to point to GitHub's servers and add a CNAME file in your repository with your custom domain.

What themes can I use for my Jekyll site?

Jekyll supports a variety of themes. You can find themes on sites like GitHub, Jekyll Themes, or you can create your own. Just make sure to include the theme in your Gemfile and configure it in your _config.yml.