Ravgeet Dhillon • 7/19/2019

Adding pages to Jekyll site

This article provides a clear, step-by-step tutorial for adding pages to a Jekyll site, assuming a Ruby development environment is already set up. It covers creating a new Markdown file in the collections/_docs directory, setting a custom permalink in the front matter, updating the navigation.yml file to include the new page in the sidebar, and serving the site locally to verify the page. The tutorial uses a practical example from the GTK Website project and includes images for clarity. It is aimed at developers working with Jekyll for static site generation and web development.

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