My site. You should expect index files and other necessary files here.
If you noticed the site got revamped. My website has always used W3.CSS (and the slightly newer one used a W3.CSS template), which was plain. My website now looks more clear and relaxing, and most importantly, less cluttered (but still relies HEAVILY on W3.CSS). If you were SUPER attentive, the site always used W3.CSS (but it didn't heavily rely on it until now), but the revamp also has its own custom styles (obvi).
Hope you like the revamped site!
If you want to view the entire site offline as if it was online, do this:
- Download the source code by clicking the arrow on the "Code" button, then clicking "Download ZIP", extract the ZIP.
For styles, add the HTML snippet given: <link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css">. You can modify this to modify your local websites styling. If you do this, remove any pre-existing <style> tags in older HTML pages in the source.
- Open Terminal or Command Line, then use the
cdcommand to change the directory to the one the source code is in. - Use Node.js, or if you have Python, type in:
python3 -m http.serverif you have Python 3 installed, or:
python -m simple-http-serverif you have Python 2 or below installed.
For Node.js, type in:
npx http-serverand you should be ready to go.
You should be able to visit localhost:8000 (or a custom port number if you decided to do so) and view the site offline on your device, or other devices connected to the same network.
If the site is going under heavy maintenance or repetitive changes that will disrupt deployment, you will see a message that says: "Site is going under maintenance", by using another Git branch as a publishing source. This is only for HEAVY maintenance, where repetitive changes will occur, and as you know, multiple deployments can't occur in GitHub, so I have to switch the publishing branch.
