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@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ Regardless of which of the two methods you choose, after setting up beautiful-je
- Edit the `_config.yml` file (or create it if it doesn't exist) and add a line `remote_theme: daattali/beautiful-jekyll` (make sure to remove any previous `theme` or `remote_theme` parameters that may have been there before).
- Create any pages/blog posts using the YAML parameters and layouts available in Beautiful-Jekyll that are mentioned above.
- If you want the home page to include a feed of all blog posts, create an `index.html` file and use `layout: home` in its YAML.
- Some features will not work because of missing files that you'll need to copy from beautiful-jekyll into your project. To enable the `tags` feature, you need to copy `tags.html`. To enable the RSS feed, copy `feed.xml`. If you use staticman comments, copy `staticman.yml` and `_data/ui-text.yml`.
- If you want to replace any file served from beautiful-jekyll (such as a CSS file, a layout, or an include), you'll need to place it with the exact same path in your own jekyll repo (e.g. `/assets/css/main.css`)
Below is a summary of the steps required to set up a site with remote themes: