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I have a project on github and I want to generate GitHub Pages for it. But not just one page, I want to create a structure like this: Welcome to phpMyAdmin documentation.

I've been reading documentation, articles, forums, stackoverflow etc and I still don't get how make this work.

My project has a master and gh-pages branches:

The content of the master is: docs (folder) (contains six md files) images (folder) README.md (Just two sentences)

When I've created the gh-pages it copied all content from the master, so the two branches are even.

The content of the master/README.md is different from the gh-pages/README.md

My site/Web Pages shows the content of the master/README.md like a heading, and the content of gh-pages/README.md like the body of the page.

Can someone help me on how to show the files of my project? not just the README file?? Thanks, Andrea.

Andrea Mussap
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  • I'm not totally sure what you're asking. Can you please provide a link to your repository? Do you maybe have some mockups showing what you're trying to do? – Kevin Workman May 23 '17 at 22:51
  • Hi @KevinWorkman sorry if my question is not clear to you. I wanted to use mkdocs with github pages to create a site for my documentation. After an extensivily research I got it. [Here](https://andreamussap.github.io/article-Get-Healthy-at-Work/) is the result that I wanted. Thank you for your attention. I'll look at how to close this question. Andrea. – Andrea Mussap Jun 19 '17 at 17:30
  • a list of all pages can be created with the use of `site.pages` see [this answers](https://stackoverflow.com/a/33983971/574981) for more information – Stefan Krüger s-light May 22 '18 at 22:43

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