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Make your changes there, and you're ready to deploy.\n\nIf you are new to Jekyll, check out the [Jekyll documentation](https://jekyllrb.com/docs/home/) first.\n\n### Some theme specifics\n\n- The **large site title (and subtitle)** can be switched on/off by setting the value for `header` in `_config.yml` to false.\n\n- The **order of pages** in the menu can be determined by defining a `weight` for the pages.\n\n### Building and testing the site\n\nIn order to build and test the site with Jekyll's own tools, go the the root folder of the project on the command line and do\n\n```\njekyll build\njekyll serve -w\n```\n\nNavigate to the link provided by the Jekyll CLI and you will see the newly built page.\n\n### Work with the site comfortably with `rake`\n\nFrom the root of the project, you can run a number of commands in order to work with the site. They are basically those from [Ellen Gummesson](http://ellengummesson.com/)'s boilerplate' [`rake` file](https://github.com/gummesson/jekyll-rake-boilerplate). They are listed here for convenience.\n\n- `rake post[\"Title\"]` creates a new post in the `_posts` directory by reading the default template file, adding the title you've specified and generating a filename by using the current date and the title.\n\n- `rake draft[\"Title\"]` creates a new post in the `_drafts` directory by reading the default template file, adding the title you've specified and generating a filename.\n\n- `rake publish` moves a post from the `_drafts` directory to the `_posts` directory and appends the current date to it. It'll list all drafts and then you'll get to choose which draft to move by providing a number.\n\n- `rake page[\"Title\",\"path/to/folder\"]` creates a new page. 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