Closed johnfernow closed 4 years ago
Also, include a requirements for merge requests, including things such as all external links that open in new tabs MUST include rel="noopener noreferrer"
for security reasons.
Also include how to test it on other devices on the same network.
Explain how to build site locally before committing, pushing and publishing. Should probably explain setup for installing and configuring Jekyll and list it as a dependency.
Also should mention that if the site looks different locally than when published, it's likely because GitHub is running a different version of Jekyll than what is installed locally. If that becomes too much of a hassle, the project can always switch to building locally and publishing it to a branch
gh-pages
, having a.nojekyll
file so GitHub doesn't rebuild it.Also maybe a brief description about what the website is about.