If you're on the Repo You can see the pinned link on the right to a preview of the website.
- Go to your GitHub repository
- Click Settings (you'll need to be an admin).
- On the left sidebar, go to Actions → General
- Scroll down to Workflow permissions
- Select ✅ Read and write permissions
- Click Save
- Go to settings and find pages on the left
- Under Build and Deployment make the source "deploy from branch"
- set the source to gh-pages in the root
- If the gh-pages does does not exist you must make a commit to main and the workflow should create it automatically
- save and make some sort of commit
- Your website link is now in pages after you make a commit
- _toc.yml is for setting file locations and captions
- _config.yml is for author names and logos
- See the docs here for more info on customization
- Note you may want to make this Repo Private! Your website will still be public.
I did not create Jupyterbook I simply made this template!