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@ -16,4 +16,25 @@ There are 6 color schemes available
![online cv Jekyll theme](/assets/images/online-cv-jekyll-theme-2.png) ![online cv Jekyll theme](/assets/images/online-cv-jekyll-theme-2.png)
# Installation:
Fork the ``master`` branch and delete ``gh-pages`` branch in it. This is important because ``gh-pages`` branch is used here only to host the blog. You should be using the master branch as the source and create a fresh ``gh-pages`` branch.
Watch my video on instlallation
<iframe width="100%" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/T2nx6tj-ZH4?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
## How to delete old **gh-pages** branch?
After forking the repository, click on **branches**.
![delete gh-pages branch](http://blog.webjeda.com/images/delete-github-branch.png)
Delete ``gh-pages`` branch.
![delete gh-pages branch](http://blog.webjeda.com/images/delete-github-branch-2.png)
You have to create a new ``gh-pages`` branch using the master branch. Go back to the forked repository and create ``gh-pages`` branch.
![create gh-pages branch](http://blog.webjeda.com/images/create-gh-pages-branch.JPG)
Now, go to settings and check the **Github Pages** section. You should see a URL where the blog is hosted.
Check out for more themes: [**Jekyll Themes**](http://blog.webjeda.com/jekyll-themes) Check out for more themes: [**Jekyll Themes**](http://blog.webjeda.com/jekyll-themes)