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            <textarea name='content' rows='20'>## Template Details

First, go through `_config.yml` and adjust the available settings to your project&#039;s standard. When you make changes here, you&#039;ll have to kill the `jekyll serve` instance and restart it to see those changes, but that&#039;s only the case with the config file.

Next, update some image assets - you&#039;ll want to update `favicon.png`, `logo.svg`, and `og_image.png` (used for Like button stories and Shares on Facbeook) in the `static` folder with your own logos.

Next, if you&#039;re going to have docs on your site, keep the `_docs` and `docs` folders, if not, you can safely remove them (or you can safely leave them and not include them in your navigation - Jekyll renders all of this before a client views the site anyway, so there&#039;s no performance hit from just leaving it there for a future expansion).

Same thing with a blog section, either keep or delete the `_posts` and `blog` folders.

You can customize your homepage in three parts - the first in the homepage header, which is mostly automatically derived from the elements you insert into your config file. However, you can also specify a series of &#039;promotional&#039; elements in `_data/promo.yml`. You can read that file for more information.

The second place for your homepage is in `index.md` which contains the bulk of the main content below the header. This is all markdown if you want, but you can use HTML and Jekyll&#039;s template tags (called Liquid) in there too. Checkout this folder&#039;s index.md for an example of one common template tag that we use on our sites called gridblocks.

The third and last place is in the `_data/powered_by.yml` and `_data/powered_by_highlight.yml` files. Both these files combine to create a section on the homepage that is intended to show a list of companies or apps that are using your project. The `powered_by_highlight` file is a list of curated companies/apps that you want to show as a highlight at the top of this section, including their logos in whatever format you want. The `powered_by` file is a more open list that is just text links to the companies/apps and can be updated via Pull Request by the community. If you don&#039;t want these sections on your homepage, just empty out both files and leave them blank.

The last thing you&#039;ll want to do is setup your top level navigation bar. You can do this by editing `nav.yml` and keeping the existing title/href/category structure used there. Although the nav is responsive and fairly flexible design-wise, no more than 5 or 6 nav items is recommended.
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