Thanks for the post. Can you please expand on your paragraph here:
For example, if I had mywebsite.com, and deployed a page mywebsite.com/books
add into your DNS configuration
books , CNAME, and 'yourGitHubUsername'.github.io .
I'm interested because we currently host our "blog" website on GitHub Pages.
Let's say I've got a public website which is managed and hosted somewhere else: www.mywebsite.com.
Instead of just creating a custom sub-domain ie blog.mywebsite.com id like to push all the paths which look like www.mywebsite.com/blog* to proxy the GitHub Page.
I would have thought your quote above books , CNAME, and 'yourGitHubUsername'.github.io . only applies that change at a sub-domain level (not path based)?
Hi Quintin, I've changed the configuration of my personal site since this blog post, but let me see if I understand your question correctly:
you'd like to have paths deployed under your url
That's correct- so if you have the src code, then you'd have to add a route and display a different page. My paragraph is miss-leading, I should elaborate more on how the paths carry through! thanks for pointing that out :)
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Thanks for the post. Can you please expand on your paragraph here:
I'm interested because we currently host our "blog" website on GitHub Pages.
Let's say I've got a public website which is managed and hosted somewhere else:
www.mywebsite.com.Instead of just creating a custom sub-domain ie
blog.mywebsite.comid like to push all the paths which look likewww.mywebsite.com/blog*to proxy the GitHub Page.I would have thought your quote above
books , CNAME, and 'yourGitHubUsername'.github.io .only applies that change at a sub-domain level (not path based)?Hi Quintin, I've changed the configuration of my personal site since this blog post, but let me see if I understand your question correctly: