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Bootstrap 4 Cookbook

You're reading from   Bootstrap 4 Cookbook Solutions to common problems faced in Responsive Web Design

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781785889295
Length 338 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Ajdin Imsirovic Ajdin Imsirovic
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Preface 1. Installing Bootstrap 4 and Comparing Its Versions FREE CHAPTER 2. Layout Like a Boss with the Grid System 3. Power Up with the Media Object, Text, Images, and Tables 4. Diving Deep into Bootstrap 4 Components 5. Menus and Navigations 6. Extending Bootstrap 4 7. Make Your Own jQuery Plugins in Bootstrap 4 8. Bootstrap 4 Flexbox and Layouts 9. Workflow Boosters 10. Creating a Blog with Jekyll and Bootstrap 4 11. Bootstrap 4 with ASP.NET Core 12. Integrating Bootstrap 4 with React and Angular

Deploying your blog to the web with GitHub


In this recipe, we will take the blog that we completed in the previous recipe and publish it on GitHub. There are many other popular pages being hosted on GitHub, or more specifically being hosted on GitHub Pages.

Note

To get acquainted with what GitHub Pages is all about, check out their website at https://pages.github.com/.

Among some of the more popular sites hosted on GitHub Pages is the official Bootstrap website itself, which can be found at http://getbootstrap.com.

Getting ready

In order to complete this recipe, you need to have a GitHub account, which you can register for free at https://github.com. Once you have registered your account, you will need to create a new repository. The simplest explanation of a repository is that it is a copy of your code on a remote server. It is much more than that, but for our purposes, that definition is good enough.

How to do it...

  1. Make a new repository by visiting https://github.com/new.

  2. Enter the name of your...

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