Setting up a Jekyll blog is easy. First, create a new directory for your blog in your _site directory. In this directory, create a new file named _config.
yml . This file will contain all the configuration information for your blog.
Inside of _config.yml , you’ll need to set up your blog’s title and description.
You can also specify the baseurl for your blog, the name of your site’s domain, and the location of your blog’s public files.
To start blogging, you’ll need to install Jekyll and Bundler. To do this, run the following commands:
gem install jekyll bundler
Next, you’ll need to generate a new _config.yml file using Jekyll’s create_config() function.
This function will automatically set up all the necessary configuration options for your blog. To do this, run the following command:.
jekyll create _config.yml
Your blog is now ready to start publishing content! To publish your first post, run the following command:
jekyll post -m “My first post”.