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@ -41,4 +41,7 @@ You can create your repo using a template (what I did) e.g Eleventy's base templ
- Keep ``Include all branches`` unticked (it's what I did, so some things may be different if you decide to tick it, I can't help with some things at that point) - Keep ``Include all branches`` unticked (it's what I did, so some things may be different if you decide to tick it, I can't help with some things at that point)
GitHub will then generate your repo using the eleventy base blog template. There will be a list of files generated, an important one being ``README.md``. GitHub will then generate your repo using the eleventy base blog template. There will be a list of files generated, an important one being ``README.md``.
As the README states, you will need to ``Edit _data/metadata.json``. You will find this at <https://github.com/your-github-name/your-repo-name/blob/master/_data/metadata.json>
But first, let's head over to [Netlify](https://app.netlify.com/signup). You can use your email or GitHub login (I'd recommend using GH as that is what I did). Once logged in go to <https://app.netlify.com/start>, choose ``GitHub`` as the option for Continuous Deployment then select your repo you have created with the elventy template. Then click ``Deploy site``
Head to <https://app.netlify.com/sites/crimsontome/settings/general#site-details>