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Useful command:

This assumes you have grunt and bower installed. Make sure you have npm, and have ran npm install -g bower grunt-cli to install bower and grunt globally.

Set up local dev env:

git clone https://www.github.com/nexusdev/nexusdev.github.io.git
cd nexusdev.github.io
npm install
bundle install

Run grunt to compile css from sass by simply run grunt from your terminal within your repo. It will launch watch by default. control-c to stop. If you only want the css compiled once, run grunt sass

Then another tab and bundle exec jekyll serve -w

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To edit contents:

1. edit _config.yml
2. edit html/md files (hint: _layouts/default.html is the base)
3. edit sass and run grunt (hint: Try editing scss/_stettings.scss)
4. edit _include/nav.html

To run jekyll locally to test your website while developing, run bundle exec jekyll serve --watch (requires ruby) Your website should be viewable by going to localhost:4000 Github's doc on how to use Jekyll on Github Pages is also helpful. For more on Foundation stuff that I am using, see Foundation documentation

Problems with bundle installer El Capitan:

No, you'll need to either change your GEM_HOME or do something like sudo gem install bundler -n /usr/local/bin because of El Cap's introduction of SIP (System Integrity Protection).

Special Thanks

Special thanks to HTML 5 Boilerplate whose code I have based this on. @kionoshp's padding-margin. Because it has become part of every site that I manage. and Font Awesome for bing awesome.