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README.md

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 # kyleguy
-example static page setup
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 ## repository setup
 
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 This assumes you are using the DNS provided by your domain registrar.  Some common registrars are Cloudflare, SquareSpace, Wix, GoDaddy, Gandi, Namecheap, and [others](https://www.icann.org/en/accredited-registrars).  FYI, I listed some bad and some good ones, not a review just blasting.
 
-Not necessarily the first thing that needs to be accomplished, but if it is done early time can be saved while the DNS provider tries to spread the word out to the internet about your domain.  Add a record for the domain name.  In this example we add `kyleguy.rome7.com`, you only add a record for the subdomain part, `kyleguy`.  You are the decision maker for what domain points to this site.  I did not want a site at `rome7.com` so I am creating a subdomain:
+Not necessarily the first thing that needs to be accomplished, but if it is done early time can be saved while the DNS provider tries to spread the word out to the internet about your domain.  Add a record for the domain name.  In this example we add `kyleguy.rome7.com`, you only add a record for the subdomain part, `kyleguy`.  You are the decision maker for what domain points to this site.  My site will be hosted on pebbleguy.com so I use a CNAME so that when people go to my site they will know where my site is located.  I did not want a site at `rome7.com` so I am creating a subdomain:
 
 ![add-dns-record](images/registrar-example-square.png)
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-My website will be hosted by pebbleguy.com.
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 **Create a git repository**
 
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 This is what the mostly empty repository looks like if you were successful:
 
 ![repo-created-screenshot](images/repository-created.png)
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 **Get a copy of the repository on your computer**
 
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 With the repository cloned to your desktop successfully, you should be able to use the `Windows file explorer` to view the files:
 
 ![file-explorer](images/file-explorer.png)
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