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Making my quartz website using GitHub Pages #1663
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you have to setup it via subdomain unfortunately instead of apex domain path iirc. |
GitHub Pages are deployed to The only exception is a repository named Having said all that, can't you just link to your Quartz deploy from your If not, consider buying a domain name (can be done for a few dollars a year nowadays.) You can then set up a different subdomain for Quartz. |
Is this your repo? https://github.com/Brayden-Zhang/blog Because that does not have the Please use this instead: https://quartz.jzhao.xyz/hosting#github-pages |
Thanks! I had put the deploy.yml in the |
I'm trying to get my quartz website hosted at https://brayden-zhang.github.io/blogs. However, I already have an existing github pages website at https://brayden-zhang.github.io/ (not at https://brayden-zhang.github.io/blogs though. I would like to have both pages deployed, so that https://brayden-zhang.github.io/blogs takes me to my quartz website.
https://github.com/Brayden-Zhang/blogs is my quartz website.
According to the hosting instructions, I think this should be possible, but following the instructions just gives me a 404 error when trying to access my subpage.
Is there a limitation to how sub-pages work or am I missing something?
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