#Github pages full

Copy the content of _bootswatch.scss in _sass/_bootstrap_customization.scss.Copy the content of _variables.scss in _sass/_variables.scss.Using the top bar, download its _variables.scss and _bootswatch.scss files.Go on Bootswatch and choose a theme that you like.This is a normal part of web development and it is outside the scope of this guide.īut if you don’t know where to start I can recommend you to import a theme from Bootswatch. You can of course modify anything in the _includes, _layouts and _sass folders to customize both the HTML or CSS of your website, possibly referring to the Bootstrap documentation or the Jekyll documentation when needed. And you don’t want to use the same theme everyone else uses do you? This website uses the Minty Bootstrap theme by default. You should at least edit the _config.yml file to edit your website’s metadata, like the title, description and repository URL. Customization Guide Modify the configuration Your Github Pages website with customizable Bootstrap 4 is now up and running, you can access it using the URL displayed by Github in the Github Pages settings. Go in the Settings page of your repository, in the Github Pages, under the Source parameter, choose master branch then Save.

In this case your website’s URL will be where can be any valid name for a Github repository. In this case your website’s URL will be where is your Github user name. Click the Use this template button on the top right of the page.(OK, this step is facultative, but that would make you a nice person)

Click the Star button on the top right.

Setup Guide Create a repository from this template

Supports all features of Github Pages and Jekyll.

#Github pages full

Full support of Bootstrap’s JavaScript plugins.Recompiles Bootstrap from SCSS files, which allows to customize Bootstrap’s variables and use Bootstrap themes.A full Bootstrap 4 theme usable both on Github Pages and with a standalone Jekyll.A Bootstrap 4 template project for Github Pages and Jekyll.