https://quarto.org/docs/publishing/github-pages.html

https://randomrealizations.com/posts/blogging-with-quarto-and-jupyter/

Install quarto.

Run: quarto create-project tpofto –type website:blog

Create a directory named tpofto. This is the blog top-level.

Add .gitignore with the following:

.gitignore
/.quarto/
/_site/
.*

Create new github repository (jtrive84.github.io). Local directory doesn’t have to have the same name as jtrive84.github.io.

Add new directory with .ipynb file in posts folder. Each folder should be a separate

post. Use lowercase words separated by dashes to make navigating between posts

cleaner.

Use quarto publish to publish content to github pages: https://quarto.org/docs/publishing/github-pages.html

Ensure all changes have been committed to your repository, then create a gh-pages branch:

git checkout –orphan gh-pages git reset –hard # make sure all changes are committed before running this! git commit –allow-empty -m “Initialising gh-pages branch.” git push origin gh-pages

Switch back to master branch (make sure not on gh-pages branch). Run:

quarto publish gh-pages

Navigate to [username].github.io. Should see your content published.

Themes:

https://quarto.org/docs/output-formats/html-code.html

Booststrap themes

BOOTSTRAP_THEME = “Darkly”

BOOTSTRAP_THEME = “Flatly”

BOOTSTRAP_THEME = “Simplex”

BOOTSTRAP_THEME = “Slate”

BOOTSTRAP_THEME = “Lumen”

BOOTSTRAP_THEME = “Journal”

BOOTSTRAP_THEME = “spacelab”

BOOTSTRAP_THEME = “Superhero”

BOOTSTRAP_THEME = “cyborg”

BOOTSTRAP_THEME = “cerulean”

BOOTSTRAP_THEME = “cosmo” # BOOTSTRAP_THEME = “Sandstone” # BOOTSTRAP_THEME = “United” # BOOTSTRAP_THEME = “yeti”