Overview:
Website-TemplateA is a free repository that offers a wide range of website templates for both personal and commercial use. Users are allowed to use the templates without the need to claim ownership. The platform also allows contributors to share their own templates and grants others the permission to use their code. The installation process involves forking the repository, cloning it, creating a new branch, making the necessary changes, committing and pushing the changes, and finally making a pull request.
Features:
- Wide variety of website templates available
- Templates can be used for both personal and commercial use
- No need to claim ownership of the templates
- Contribution feature allows users to share their own templates
- Contributors grant permission to others to use 100% of their code
Installation:
- Fork the repository by clicking on the “Fork” button.
- Clone your forked copy of the project to your local machine using the following command:
git clone <forked repository URL> - Navigate to the project directory using
cd <project directory> - Add a reference to the original repository as the remote by running the command:
git remote add upstream <original repository URL> - Before making any changes, always fetch and pull from the upstream repository to keep your branch updated with the parent repository by using the command:
git pull upstream master - Create a new branch to work on your template changes with the command:
git checkout -b <branch name> - Create your template folder and start working on it.
- Move your changes to the git staging area by using the command:
git add . - Commit your changes in the staging area with a relevant commit message using the command:
git commit -m "<commit message>" - Push the committed changes in your local branch to your remote repository’s branch using the command:
git push origin <branch name> - Make a pull request (PR) by navigating to the original repository and clicking on the “New pull request” button.
Summary:
Website-TemplateA is a free repository that offers a variety of website templates for personal and commercial use. It allows users to contribute their own templates and grants others permission to use their code. The installation process involves forking the repository, cloning it, creating a new branch, making changes, committing and pushing them, and making a pull request.