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-# Get started building your personal website
+# Get started building your personal website:-
 
-### Showcase your software development skills
+### Showcase your software development skills:-
 
 This repository gives you the code you'll need to kickstart a personal website that showcases your work as a software developer. And when you manage the code in a GitHub repository, it will automatically render a webpage with the owner's profile information, including a photo, bio, and repositories.
 
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 Once you've found a home for your forked repository, it's yours. You're the owner, so you're ready to publish, if you wish.
 
-### Install in your local development environment
+### Install in your local development environment:-
 
 If you want to manage your website in a local web development environment, you'll be using [Ruby](https://jekyllrb.com/docs/installation/).
 
 Once you've found a home for your forked repository, **[clone it](https://help.github.com/articles/cloning-a-repository/)**.
 
-#### Install Jekyll
+#### Install Jekyll:-
 
 Jekyll is a [Ruby Gem](https://jekyllrb.com/docs/ruby-101/#gems) that can be installed on most systems.
 
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 6. Now browse to [http://localhost:4000](http://localhost:4000)
 
-### Publish
+### Publish:-
 
 When you host your personal website's code on GitHub, you get the support of free hosting through GitHub Pages.
 
 **The fastest approach** is to rename your repository `username.github.io`, where `username` is your GitHub username (or organization name). Then, the next time you push any changes to your repository's `master` branch, they'll be accessible on the web at your `username.github.io` address.
 
 **If you want to use a custom domain**, you'll want to add it to your repository's "Custom domain" settings on github.com. And then register and/or [configure your domain with a DNS provider](https://help.github.com/articles/quick-start-setting-up-a-custom-domain/).
 
-## Customization
+## Customization:-
 
 It's your website, and you control the source code. So you can customize everything, if you like. But we've provided a handful of quick customizations for you to consider as you get your website off the ground.
 
-### Quick configuration changes
+### Quick configuration changes:-
 
 Most customizations can be done in a matter of seconds, by revising your repository's `_config.yml` file. Just remember to restart your local server each time you save new changes so your Jekyll-powered website rebuilds correctly:
 
 1. Shut down your server by entering the keyboard command <kbd>CTRL</kbd>+<kbd>c</kbd>
 2. Restart your server: `bundle exec jekyll serve`
 
 
-#### Layout
+#### Layout:-
 
 Your website will display in a two-column layout by default on larger-screen devices, with your photo, name, and basic information displayed in a left-aligned "sidebar." You can quickly switch to a "stacked" single-column layout by changing the line in your `_config.yml` file that reads `layout: sidebar` to `layout: stacked`.
 
-#### Style
+#### Style:-
 
 Your website appears with a "light" white and gray background by default, with dark text. You can quickly switch to a "dark" background with white text by changing the line in your `_config.yml` file that reads `style: light` to `style: dark`.
 
-#### Projects
+#### Projects:-
 
 The "My Projects" section of your website is generated by default with your nine most recently "pushed" repositories. It also excludes repositories that you forked, by default. But each of these parameters can be quickly customized in your repository's `_config.yml` file, under the `projects` dictionary line.
 
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    - `forks`: When `true`, repositories you've forked will be excluded from the listing.
    - `projects`: A list the repository names you want to exclude from the listing.
 
-#### Topics
+#### Topics:-
 
 Your website comes pre-configured with three topics (e.g. "Web design" and "Sass") that appear in a section titled "My Interests." These are also stored in your repository's `_config.yml` file, where you can define each topic's name and two other optional details:
 
 - `web_url`: The web address you'd like to your topic to link to (e.g. `https://github.com/topics/sass`).
 - `image_url`: The web address of an (ideally square) image that you'd like to appear with your topic.
 
-#### Social media
+#### Social media:-
 
 Your website supports linking and sharing to social media services you're using, including Behance, Dribbble, Facebook, LinkedIn, Medium, Stack Overflow, Twitter, and YouTube. To identify the services you use:
 
@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ Links to your profile for each of the services you define will appear in the `<h
 
 If you're interested in adding a social media service that's not already supported in this repo, you can edit these two files to build that support.
 
-## Adding pages
+## Adding pages:-
 
 To **add a page** to your website (e.g. detailed resume):
 
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-## Adding blog posts
+## Adding blog posts:-
 
 To **add a blog post** to your website:
 
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 While you can define a `layout` in the front matter, your website is pre-configured to assign the `post` layout to all of the posts in your `/_posts/` directory. So you don't have to declare that in your posts.
 
-Jekyll's conventions for authoring and managing blog posts is very flexible. You can [learn more in Jekyll's documentation for "Posts."](https://jekyllrb.com/docs/posts/)
+Jekyll's conventions for authoring and managing blog posts is very flexible. You can [learn more in Jekyll's documentation for "Posts".](https://jekyllrb.com/docs/posts/)
 
-## Content and templates
+## Content and templates:-
 
 To give you a sound foundation to start your personal website, your repository includes a handful of "includes" -- dynamic `.html` files that are re-used throughout your website. They're all stored in the `/_includes/` directory.
 
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 - `thoughts.html`: A heading and dynamic list of "My Thoughts," which is populated with a listing of your latest blog posts.
 - `topic-card.html`: A compact, summarized presentation of a topic (defined in your `_config.yml`), re-used to display a listing of your interests.
 
-### Layouts
+### Layouts:-
 
 Your repository comes with three layouts:
 
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 Jekyll's convention for defining layouts is very flexible. You can [learn more about customizing your layouts in the Jekyll "Layouts" docs.](https://jekyllrb.com/docs/layouts/)
 
-## Styles
+## Styles:-
 
 Your website is pre-configured to use [GitHub's very flexible CSS framework called "Primer,"](https://styleguide.github.com/primer/). It's currently referenced within your `styles.scss` file, using the CSS import at-rule:
 
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 You also have the option to add on to and extend Primer's styles by adding custom CSS to your `/assets/styles.scss` Sass stylesheet. By editing this file, you can customize your website's color scheme, typography, and more.
 
 
-## License
+## License:-
 
 The theme is available as open source under the terms of the [MIT License](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).