Setup guide

It's not an exaggeration - you really can build your own website in less than 60 seconds using SkunkHTML. You just need to know where to click.

1. Login to GitHub

Log in to GitHub and fork SkunkHTML repository:

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2. Name your repo

Name your new repository. If you haven't used GitHub Pages before, name it <user>.github.io (where <user> is your GitHub username). This way your new site will be available at http://<user>.github.io.

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If you already have this address taken because you're using another site, you can use any name, for example just-a-test. Then the site will be available at http://<user>.github.io/just-a-test.

3. Enable workflows

Make sure that workflows are enabled in the Actions tab. If not, be sure to enable them:

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4. Enable GitHub Pages

GitHub Pages is the service responsible for hosting your website on GitHub (for free). We need to enable it too:

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5. Run your new workflow.

If your workflow hasn't had any runs before, run it:

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If you already had a website before, it's possible that the workflow ran but didn't work because GitHub Pages wasn't enabled in this repo yet. In that case, simply run it again now:

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6. Done!

Done! Your new site should appear shortly at the address that corresponds to your repository name (see step 2).

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