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4040##Step 2: Setting Up A Preview (Optional)
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42- If you want to be able to preview your new page before you submit it, and are
43- willing to add a bit of extra complexity, you have to create a new branch
44- called ` gh-pages ` . Adding this branch will let you preview the whole site, so
45- you can see how your page will look when it is published (which is different
46- from the markdown preview that you will see on GitHub). To do this, click the
47- box where it says "branch: master". It should expand to show you a text box.
48- Type the text ` gh-pages ` in to the box that appears (make sure that it is
49- exactly that text; this is important). It should give you the option to create
50- a new branch; click that button.
51-
52- {% include screenshot.html source="/images/Website/Branching-on-GitHub.png" scale="50" %}
53-
54- Now, you should be able to navigate to
55- ` http://<username>.github.io/ev3dev.github.io ` in a new tab to see your copy of
56- the site. After you complete step 3, visit this preview URL again to make sure
57- that your page looks as it should.
58-
59- If you complete this step, note that everywhere it says "` master ` " in the
60- screenshots below, it should say "` gh-pages ` " instead.
61-
62- * WARNING* : If you complete this step, GitHub will send you emails warning you
63- about the CNAME. You can ignore them; but if they get annoying, see [ the readme]
64- on the official site repo for information on circumventing the problem.
42+ If you want to be able to preview your new page before you submit it, and you are
43+ willing to add a bit of extra complexity, you can do so by using the ` ./publish.rb `
44+ script. This involves cloning the ev3dev.github.io repository on your local
45+ computer and installing ruby. See the ev3dev.github.io [ README] for more info.
46+
47+ [ README ] : https://github.com/ev3dev/ev3dev.github.io#readme
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6649##Step 3: Adding Your Page
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