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### 7. Advanced configuration
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This advanced section is optional, so can be skipped.
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The configuration steps above already get you a prettier and more usable site in my opinion than the barebones one which the _Docsify_ `init`command or their _Quickstart_ guide gives you.
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If you want to do further configuration, I recommend you look at the _Docsify_ [Configuration](https://docsify.js.org/#/configuration) page.
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If you want know a summary view of what the defaults are for the app on `index.html`, see the _Docsify_ [config.js](https://github.com/docsifyjs/docsify/blob/develop/src/core/config.js) script.
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## Setup Github Pages site
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If you followed the steps above, you'll have a locally running docs site.
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Now, commit and push the files to Github.
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Next, edit your repo's setting on Github. Select the option to serve your `master` directory as a Github Pages site. If you refresh the settings page, you will see a link to your site there.
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