Personal webpage. Link: http://luispfonseca.com
Code to run local version of webpage for testing:
Guide for page building: https://programminghistorian.org/lessons/building-static-sites-with-jekyll-github-pages#what-are-static-sites-jekyll-etc--why-might-i-care-
To test stuff locally (new plugin, theme, how a new blog post looks):
- Start local site: Type
bundle exec jekyll serve --watchat the command line - Visit local site: Open localhost:4000/yourwebfoldername/ in a web browser (e.g. localhost:4000/JekyllDemo/). Don't forget the trailing slash!
- See changes on the local site as you make them: While the site is running, after making changes to website files: save the files and refresh the webpage to see the changes—except for the _config.yml file, for which you must stop running the website and restart running the website to see changes.
- Stop local site: Hit control-c on the command line.
To move local changes to your live site (new post, settings tweak, etc.):
- Make the desired changes to your website's local files.
- Open the GitHub Desktop app, make sure your website is chosen in the left sidebar's list of repositories, and write your commit message summary (and description if desired).
- Click "Commit to gh-pages" in the lower left.
- After the commit has completed, click "Sync" in the upper right.
- Allow 10-90 seconds for your changes to reach GitHub's web servers, then visit your website and refresh the page to see your changes live.