yongzx / archive-yongzx.github.io

Personal website

Error with CSS: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64715686/jekyll-css-not-working-on-github-pages-but-it-works-on-localhost3000

So, instead of letting GitHub build the site for us, we can do it on our own locally by running bundle exec jekyll build, and then pushing only the contents of the _site folder to the gh-pages branch. This requires that you have two separate branches: one for your Jekyll project (typically called master or main), and the gh-pages branch that is only used to hold the contents of the _site folder every time you build the site. That’s all there is to it in order to use the latest Jekyll and any theme and plugin you want.

bash run.sh.

bundle exec jekyll serve -w --baseurl ''


# build and switch to the gh-pages branch
bundle exec jekyll build
git checkout gh-pages

# move all the index html files to current folder
rm -rf *
git checkout master -- _site
mv _site/* .

# commit (remember -am instead of -m)
git commit -am "Updated index.html from master"
git push origin gh-pages

git checkout master