feeling-responsive Jekylltheme fork provokes 404 (File not found) at [username].github.io -
complete newbie github , pages, 4th day , many attempts @ getting existing jekyllthemes repo replicated, , running. i'm unsure due risk of disturbing original feeling-responsive jekylltheme.
current problem: despite clean bill of health way local clone through github.io, current attempt's pages not visible @ cantillate.github.io.
been following otherwise good workflow description analogy.
only hint @ problem find here, states 'for user pages, use master branch in username.github.io repository. project pages, use gh-pages branch in project's repository'.
so seem have defined user page, there 1) no 'master' branch , 2) no project defined. understanding user page should show independently of whatever else exists. rather confusing.
history? in browser:
- forked well-known feeling-responsive jekyll theme
- renamed resulting repository cantillate.github.io
in terminal window:
- cd'd desktop (mac os x)
- did 'git clone https://github.com/cantillate/.cantillate.github.io.git'
- did 'cd cantillate.github.io'
- did 'sudo gem install jekyll jekyll-sitemap'
- did local edits, restarting jekyll , going http://127.0.0.1:4000/ each time. in browser, local blog displayed fine .
- did 'git add -a && git commit -m "publishing" && git push', signing github account.
---> successful, changes visible in github repo in browser, yet hours later blog still not shown @ http://cantillate.github.io.
as newcomer, part of problem scarcity of existing repository reuse workflow descriptions, cleanly describing each of user / project / organisation variants.
glad of hints..
[addendum] created separate project repo, still not showing.
create master branch , push github.
git branch master git push -u origin master
github user pages need in master branch.
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