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Using a framework, like Bootstrap and Foundation, is one of the fastest ways to build a responsive website. These frameworks have all the things neede…
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We have discussed how to setup a Jekyll blog locally in our computer, create a draft, and manage multiple drafts with the use of a plugin in the previ…
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In the previous post, we have shown you how to install Jekyll and publish your first post with it. If you have followed it, you can see that creating …
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