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Hi, Im new in GitHub. I made a repository and delete the previous one, I have deleted the git file in my local, but when I made a new repository, the domain shows 404 error. I have did many ways to fix it, but still 404. please, help me #158169
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You: Created a GitHub repository. Solution:
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I think you just need to update your git, then create a repo in your github account and just clone it on your pc or use GitHub desktop. |
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👋 Hi @rizkiarda, welcome to GitHub! It sounds like you're trying to set up a GitHub Pages site, but you're getting a 404 error, even after creating a new repository. Here are a few steps to help fix this: ✅ 1. Double-check Your Repository Name
For example, if your username is rizkiarda, your repo must be: ✅ 2. Enable GitHub Pages Click on Settings → Pages (in the left sidebar). Under Source, select a branch (usually main) and a folder (like /root). Click Save. Wait 1–5 minutes, then refresh your site. ✅ 3. Check for an index.html File You can test it by adding this file: ✅ 4. Clear Your Browser Cache or Use Incognito |
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Hi, Im new in GitHub. I made a repository and delete the previous one, I have deleted the git file in my local, but when I made a new repository, the domain shows 404 error. I have did many ways to fix it, but still 404. please, help me
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