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hello community, any feedbacks or suggestions would be appreciated.
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- @HinaSejaru124Posted over 2 years ago
Your code is superb but for accessibility issues, try replacing your <h2> with <h1>
Marked as helpful0@AlexWesleyyPosted over 2 years ago@HinaSejaru124 Thanks for the tip, I modified and solved the accessibility problem!
0@HinaSejaru124Posted over 2 years ago@AlexWesleyy thanks. Please teach me how to host my pages on github
0@duyloc22Posted over 2 years ago@HinaSejaru124 Hi, if you want host on github you can follow this link https://dev.to/github/how-to-use-github-pages-to-host-your-website-even-with-multiple-repos-27k2 it very ease, all you need is create a new repo and name it with your github username chose settings > pages > chose your branch and save, that it your page will live at yourUsername.github.io and if you have multiple repo, just configure that repo pages setting and it will live in a few second at yourUsername.github.io/repoName
1@AlexWesleyyPosted over 2 years ago@HinaSejaru124 first: in the repository you want to host go to settings. Second: already in settings, go to pages, which is on the left side of the screen. Third: On github pages you go to Build and deployment, where in Branch you select main, and next to the main option, see if it is checked (/root). Finally, under Branch has Theme Chooser, you click on change theme, select any theme and click on select theme. Okay, now just keep updating this part of the github pages that at some point it releases the link. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask.
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