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So did quick test:

mkdir blog && cd blogecho "Hello World from blog dir" > index.htmlgit add .git commit -m 'blog index'git push

And that's it.

Mind giving me a toutorial on what you did cuz that dosen't seem to be working for me :/

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What OS are you using? I did it from osx terminal but that should work on linux too. Do you use some kind of git GUI?

I have windows and the github program

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Then just open the repository directory in explorer from the gear icon, create drectory 'blog', create index.html in there. Then in the github client app click sync if the changes aren't picked up then in the 'Uncommited changes' enter some description and push 'Commit to master'.

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