For testing new things, create your own branch using git (easy if you use a git client program, such as sublime merge) You can view the website offline (see below) If you're unsure, merge your new branch into the drafts branch - you can then look at it online drafts.odap.ac.uk

• Log into Github with your github account
• On this page, navigate to any of the files that you want to change (some are in subfolders).
• Editable files have an '.md' ending.
• Click on the file
• On the top right, there is small pencil-icon.
• Click that icon and edit the page.
• The page uses [Markdown], to create e.g., headings and make text bold or italic.

• Navigate to the folder you want a new file to be placed.
• On the top right, there is a button 'Create new File'.
• give the file a name with the ending '.md'.
• Edit the content of the page.
• Voila!

• install jekyll

• Download all files, open a terminal window, navigate to the directory and enter:

  bundle exec jekyll serve

Alternatively, you can run Jekyll inside docker using:

docker run -v $(pwd):/srv/jekyll -it jekyll/builder jekyll build