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Add Go Daddy Custom Domain to a Github website
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| In GoDaddy => | |
| Go to "Manage my Domains" | |
| Next to your domain, click on the Settings Sprocket Drop down and select "Manage DNS" | |
| At the bottom of the "Records" Section, click "ADD" | |
| Type: A | |
| Host: @ | |
| Points to: 192.30.252.153 | |
| * Leave TTL as is | |
| Click "ADD" again to add another record: | |
| Type: A | |
| Host: @ | |
| Points to: 192.30.252.154 | |
| * Leave TTL as is | |
| In your local files in Sublime => | |
| Add new file, type in: domainname.com (no "www" or anything else) | |
| Save file as: "CNAME" (no extension) in the main site directory | |
| Push file and merge with master | |
| Good resource: http://andrewsturges.com/blog/jekyll/tutorial/2014/11/06/github-and-godaddy.html |
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