What you need to do now is to modify the contents locally for personal use. There you go! You can see a local copy of the repository. Run $ jekyll server/serve/s in directory.Jekyll comes with a built-in development server that will allow you to preview what the generated site will look like in your browser locally by You can try now:
#Install jekyll ubuntu 14.04 github install#
The reference links require installing of rubygems, which is not necessary now. Ruby-dev must be installed otherwise see Error Installing Jekyll - Native Extension Build. Jekyll can do that validation.įor installation, refer to Install Jekyll 2 on Ubuntu 14.04 and Official site. We should firstly validate the modification before push to remote repository.
We need to modify the contents for our own use. What you see it not yours, all the contents are from Lanyon. You can hide your email address by Keeping your email address private.Ĭreate a empty repository called on Github web without README file. git config -global user.email "YOUR EMAIL".git config -global user.name "YOUR NAME".For configuration commands refer to official website on "Set up Git". The most important reference is How I Created a Beautiful and Minimal Blog Using Jekyll, Github Pages, and poole, Lanyon and Poole on Github. This is to record the process of build the blog process.
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