I was planning to write a guide on this... you know, some day...
From what I understand, Jekyll (the web site builder) automatically runs on their end. And, as the other poster mentioned, you can simulate the result of this by running a local copy of Jekyll on your local checkout.
But in the end, only the Jekyll input configuration/source data is required. The rest is optional.
From what I understand, Jekyll (the web site builder) automatically runs on their end. And, as the other poster mentioned, you can simulate the result of this by running a local copy of Jekyll on your local checkout.
But in the end, only the Jekyll input configuration/source data is required. The rest is optional.