Jekyll on GitHub Pages

This post contains all the things i learn while setting up this site using Jekyll on Github Pages.

• Jekyll
  • Why this setup is awesome:
• Adding Table of Content in Jekyll

Jekyll

This is my very first post built natively with Jekyll and hosted on GitHub Pages. Writing in clean Markdown makes publishing incredibly simple.

Why this setup is awesome:

• No databases: Everything runs completely flat and lightning fast.
• No deployment scripts: GitHub automatically rebuilds the site the second I save a file.
• Clean URLs: No messy dates or .html file extensions cluttering the address bar.

Adding Table of Content in Jekyll

Jekyll uses kramdown by default on Github Pages, so table of content can be added to any post by simply adding {:toc} directly in the post or page markdown. You just need to add the following in the markdown, including the line starting with “*”.

* Table of Content
{:toc}