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  Piyumi Premathilake•20

  @piyumi-1991Posted 4 months ago

  Hi João,

  This isn't about your design. I just wanted to know how you created all the code challenges under one main repository on GitHub. Actually, creating multiple sub-repos under the main repo is not the issue. I want to create separate URLs for each sub-repo when deploying and separate commit. This is the main issue I encountered. Can you please tell me how to do that if you have time? I really appreciate it.

  PS: I tried several ways, like using the submodule option, creating a workflow method, and just uploading local project folders into the GitHub main repository.

  Thank you, Piyumi

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  João Rodrigues•70

  @joaotfrodriguesPosted 4 months ago

  Hi Piyumi,

  To create multiple code challenge projects under one main GitHub repository and deploy them with separate URLs, follow these steps:

  1. Create a New GitHub Repository

     • Name the repository, for example, frontendmentor_challenges.

  2. Organize Projects in Folders

     • Place each project in its own folder within the main repository.

  3. Enable GitHub Pages

     • Follow a tutorial to set up GitHub Pages for the repository. You can use this video for guidance.

  4. Access Projects via URLs

     • After setting up GitHub Pages, you can access each project by appending the folder name to the repository's GitHub Pages URL. For example:

     • Main URL: https://joaotfrodrigues.github.io/frontendmentor_challenges

     • Project URL: https://joaotfrodrigues.github.io/frontendmentor_challenges/blog-preview-card/

     This method allows you to deploy each project with separate URLs and manage them under one repository.

  Best regards,
  João Rodrigues

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  Piyumi Premathilake•20

  @piyumi-1991Posted 4 months ago

  @joaotfrodrigues

  Thank you so much. I will try this way.

  Piyumi.

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  matt2282•310

  @matt2282Posted 4 months ago

  Your desktop version looks very good and exactly like the original. When viewing on mobile screens the layout becomes uncentered. Your 'reset.min.css' and 'sytles.css' files are all on one line making them hard to read in Gitub.

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  João Rodrigues•70

  @joaotfrodriguesPosted 4 months ago

  Hi @matt2282,

  Thank you for your feedback!

  I'm glad to hear that the desktop version looks good. Regarding the mobile layout, it’s actually functioning as expected, so there's no issue there. As for the CSS files, I’ve intentionally left the non-minified versions available to facilitate inspection and readability.

  Best regards, João Rodrigues

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