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

    < Div class = "post-text" itemprop = "text">

    Review jacquial docs It seems that it is not possible. The source directory can not be changed.

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