In this tutorial I will teach you how to test your Jekyll Bootstrap3 site locally.

Jekyll is a parsing engine bundled as a ruby gem used to build static websites from dynamic components such as templates, partials, liquid code, markdown, etc. Jekyll is known as “a simple, blog aware, static site generator”.

To test your site locally, you’ll need

1. ruby
2. Jekyll
3. github-pages gem

Installing ruby

There are lots of different ways to install ruby.

In Mac OS X, older versions of ruby will already be installed. But I use the Ruby Version Manager (RVM) to have a more recent version. You could also use Homebrew.

In Windows, use RubyInstaller. (In most of this tutorial, I’ve assumed you’re using a Mac or some flavor of Unix. It’s possible that none of this was usable for Windows folks. Sorry!)

Installing the github-pages gem

Run the following command:

    gem install github-pages

This will install the github-pages gem and all dependencies (including jekyll).

Later, to update the gem, type:

    gem update github-pages

Testing your site locally

To construct and test your site locally, go into the directory and type

    jekyll build

This will create (or modify) a _site/ directory, containing everything from assets/, and then the index.md and all pages/*.md files, converted to html. (So there’ll be _site/index.html and the various _site/pages/*.html.)

Type the following in order to “serve” the site. This will first run build, and so it does not need to be preceded by jekyll build.

    jekyll serve

To make jekyll automatically re-build your changes you can also add the --watch option:

    jekyll serve --watch
    

Now open your browser and go to http://localhost:4000.

Read the complete tutorial on http://jekyllrb.com/docs/usage/.

Testing images

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	![Lost in space](https://fullit.github.io/assets/img/big/lost_in_404_space.jpg){: .image-fluid }

IMG With description on hover

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	![Lost in space with description](https://fullit.github.io/assets/img/big/universe1.jpg "Description of lost in space image"){: .image-fluid }

With floating in markdown

In markdown you can quikly use tables to align your images in right way, remember to style as you like the CSS of your table to have a amazing results. Use to size your pics in right way for best results.

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	| In markdown you can quikly use tables to align your images in right way, remember to style as you like the CSS of your table to have a amazing results. Use to size your pics in right way for best results. | ![Lost in space with description](https://fullit.github.io/assets/img/big/universe2.jpg "Description of lost in space image"){: .image-fluid } |

I am text to the right I am text to the right I am text to the right I am text to the right

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	| ![Lost in space with description](https://fullit.github.io/assets/img/big/universe3.jpg "Description of lost in space image"){: .image-fluid } | I am text to the right I am text to the right I am text to the right I am text to the right |

Video embed sample

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	<div class="video-container">
	<iframe width="100%" height="auto" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ikbYpAHkurs?ecver=1" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
	</div>

License

MIT

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