foxphantom203.github.io

This README was refreshed on 2026-10-17 to give a clean, friendly overview of the project and quick instructions for local development and updates.

About

This repository contains the source files for my personal website and blog. It may be a plain static site (HTML/CSS/JS), a site generated with a static site generator (e.g. Jekyll, Hugo), or a framework-based site. The README below is intentionally generic so it applies regardless of the tooling in use.

Live site

Site URL: https://foxphantom203.github.io

If the site doesn't appear immediately after a change, GitHub Pages may take a minute to rebuild and publish updates.

Quick start (local preview)

1. Clone the repo:

   git clone https://github.com/FoxPhantom203/foxphantom203.github.io.git cd foxphantom203.github.io

2. If the site is a static HTML/CSS/JS site, you can preview it with a simple local server:

   • Python 3: python -m http.server 8000 Open http://localhost:8000 in your browser.

   • Node (serve): npx serve .

3. If the site uses Jekyll (common for github.io repos):

   • Install Ruby and Bundler, then run: bundle install bundle exec jekyll serve Open http://localhost:4000

4. If the project uses another generator (Hugo, Gatsby, Next.js, etc.), check the repo for README or package.json scripts for exact commands (e.g. npm install && npm run dev).

How to update content

• Edit HTML / markdown files in the repository, commit, and push. GitHub Pages will automatically rebuild the site from the default branch (usually main or master) unless configured otherwise in repository settings.
• If you're using a static site generator, edit source files (often in _posts, content/, or src/) and run the local build step before pushing.

Common maintenance tips

• Ensure the default branch configured for GitHub Pages contains the site source (Repository Settings → Pages).
• If you use Jekyll and rely on GitHub's build, avoid unsupported plugins — build locally for plugin-heavy sites and deploy the generated output to the gh-pages branch or the repository root.
• Keep images and assets in a clear folder (e.g., assets/, images/) and reference them with relative paths.

Contributing (for future contributors)

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a feature branch: git checkout -b feature/your-change.
3. Make changes, run/build locally to verify.
4. Commit and push, then open a pull request describing the change.

License

Unless otherwise specified in a LICENSE file, the repository is © FoxPhantom203. Add a LICENSE file if you want to open-source your site content under a specific license (MIT, CC-BY, etc.).

Contact

GitHub: https://github.com/FoxPhantom203