Using GitHub Pages, is it possible to specify the root web directory when not using Jekyll? -
I am using another static site generator and I want to be able to check in source files ( In Markdown)) as well as the generated site in its username.github.com repo. So, much like Jakeel, but I'm not using Jakeel to have my structure:
--source 1.md 2.md --target index.html 1.html 2.html - css App.css index.html (GitHub page wants root here)GitHub pages are serving index.html and hope that the rest of the site will be on the route. I should be served site / index.html. This will allow me to create a source / 3.MD, generate it locally, and press source / 3.MD and target / 3.html
I can only do one thing to do this
There are two branches in Markdown and the source of that branch and commit to the master before creating the generated goal html.
Keep markdown in root (instead of 'source') and HTML in the same root directory generated
, Jakeel adopts the preventive structure and hopes that it does not interfere with any genuine genre-style site thinking
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Review jacquial docs It seems that it is not possible. The source directory can not be changed.
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