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Author: libjohn

_030_thematic_sf.Rmd

@@ -1,28 +1,12 @@
 # How to Build this site:
 
-This site is built with R Markdown's website feature.  [Read more about websites](http://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/lesson-13.html).
+This site is built with the [Distill website](https://blog.rstudio.com/2020/12/07/distill/) feature of RStudio.  
 
-1. Clone from Github to RStudio.  Manipulate .Rmd files as needed.
+1. Use the "Build Website" button.  Fromn the Build Tab (in the upper-right quadrant of the RStudio IDE) > Build Website
 
-2. Use the "Build Website" button.  Fromn the Build Tab (in the upper-right quadrant of the RStudio IDE) > Build Website
-
-    - Some of these options, below, might also work.
+    - Some of these options, below, might also work
     - knit Rmd docs one at a time from within the script editor
-    - In console:  `rmarkdown::render_site(encoding = 'UTF-8')`
 
-3. Hosted by Netlify.com
-
-    1. After committing and pushing to github
-    1. Login as the owner of the GitHub repo
-    1. Separate tab, login to Netlify.com
-    1. Associate Netlify New Site deploy with the GitHub Repo
-    1. Associate Netlify to the `docs` subdir of the gitHub repo
-    1. Now each GitHub commit will result in a new deploy on Netlify.
-    1. You May want to check how the domains are handled on Netlify.  And, you may want to check how redirects are handled, e.g. netlify.toml
-
-
-**UPDATE-OLD  No Longer in effect**, but keeping around b/c the code might be useful to me again some day.  This script using `library(fs)` that creates a link from  ~/blogdown/static/map  to the "docs" directory.  This script uses `library(here)` and `library(usethis)` to create a sym-link from one repo to another on my local file system.  But this is clunky and so I've moved to the above, step 3 above. (`_ZZ_move_HTML-docs_to_blog-dir.Rmd`) 
+3. Serve web pages via Netlify.com
 
-    - e.g. github repo served by Netlify
-    - in this case:  rfun (blogdown-rfun2 on github)
-    - I'm manually copying the /docs directory into the *static/git* directory in rfun - https://github.com/data-and-visualization/blogdown2-rfun
+    - See Also the netlify.toml config file