index.html file for GitHub repository website

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I am attempting to publish my website that I have uploaded into a github repository. When I run the website locally (using django) I can see it working perfectly with all of my backgrounds and animations from the css files. This was using the index.html file in the templates folder.

When I attempted to run using the github pages, I had to create an index.html file in the main folder so that it can be run from the start. However, this causes my website to include only text files and images, no animations, backgrounds, or colors from my css files.

The settings.py has STATIC_URL = '/static/'

How can I use the new index.html to call all of my css files?

Folder static (folder) css js scss img _init__.py settings.py urls.py
Other Folder migrations (folder) templates (folder) index.html views.py admin.py init.py index.py (new for github)

Mathias Pfeil · Accepted Answer · 2019-09-26 06:35:14Z

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Last time I checked, GitHub Pages is only for static applications and won't be able to host a Django application. You can find more information here.

answered Sep 26, 2019 at 6:35

Mathias Pfeil

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