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After following all steps to push your obsidian changes onto a git repo, you can now push it for public-facing viewership as well. The git syncing is good for the backend whereas this is a good way to view the front end.
Setting up the Site
- First we go to this github repo and press Deploy to deploy the template to Netlify.
- Once it is finished deploying, you should see : !
- Go to your obsidian vault and download the Digital Garden plugin.
- Follow the instructions as listed on the Digital Garden plugin page & press 'enable' on the plugin.
- Create a new note & then press Ctrl+ P (or Command + P on Mac) > Digital Garden > Publish single note.
- Your note is now published onto your netlify page!
- You can do the typical domain setting changes if you would like to redirect your netlify setting to some other FQDN in the future as well through vercel.
- Further tips - Go to settings > Digital Garden > Manage Appearance & you can now change the theme around to the Obsidian theme that you are using locally as well! I'm using the terminal theme for my obsidian website. :-)
Resources:
- this is docs for digital garden.
- this is the sample netlify/vercel site where your obsidian is published.
- this is the git repo where you can see your changes
- here is a sample obsidian site.
- here is the obsidian article on publishing your obsidian site via digital garden
- Here are a few more such articles on publishing the obsidian site.
- Another article on including footnotes within your notes.