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How to use Obsidian's blog template (Built with Gatsby and GitHub actions but no coding skills are required)
How to use Obsidian's blog template (Built with Gatsby and GitHub actions but no coding skills are required)

How to use Obsidian's blog template (Built with Gatsby and GitHub actions but no coding skills are required)

Tuesday, May 23rd 2023 by @alexrintt at GitHub

You do not need to edit any code to use this blog template.

Create a GitHub account

The first step is to have a GitHub account.

Create new repository

Create a new repository, at the top right dropdown.

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Name it and click "Create repository".

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Then select import code.

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Provide this template URL and click "Begin import".

https://github.com/alexrintt/obsidian

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