Closed geoffmcl closed 7 years ago
I use the GitHub Pages feature a lot
So this repo is already set with the gh--pages branch as the default
So just and an index.html and go to
FGx.github.io/crossfeed-dailies
And then go there in your browser
oops. there's already one there....
Ha ha ha LOL... that was too easy ;=))
At first had a scare that it had not worked... seems to take a few seconds after the push
...
But this is exactly what I was looking for... I will now begin the add more summaries, now and again...
Thanks again...
hard reload can speed things up
http://www.code-pal.com/quick-tip-clear-cache-hard-refresh-on-chrome/
debug console / f12 / must be open for the choices to appear
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Ha ha ha LOL... that was too easy ;=))
At first had a scare that it had not worked... seems to take a few seconds after the push...
But this is exactly what I was looking for... I will now begin the add more summaries, now and again...
Thanks again...
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I have now moved the two htm files into the
html
folder, and will shortly add more, but...But need a reminder of how to display this
html
folder as a web page? Theo, you seem to do this all the time... in a way... how?Seems I can use - http://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/fgx/crossfeed-dailies/blob/gh-pages/html/20160806.htm - and that works for that page, but I do not see this
htmlpreview
in Theo's links, but maybe I missed it...And what if I wanted to add an
index.htm
, which had internal links to the various other pages, how to link from thatindex
to the other pages...In the HTML Tidy project, Jim set up a DNS like link, to api.tidy.org, from the repo https://github.com/htacg/html-tidy.org.api... then any push to that repo, added the change to the html page display... Is something similar possible here?
But that tidy stuff is also further complicated that the pages start as markdown, run by yaml... at this stage I prefer to physically generate the html locally, and just push it whole...
This is way out of my depth ;=))
I could of course, easily have a page on my geoffair.org site... and maybe display it as say
cf-stats.geoffair.org
or something... that I think I could do...Any help appreciated... thanks...