The steps I’ve taken to set up my GitHub Pages to reach my domain:
- register example.com with gandi.net
- change example.com DNS to point to digital ocean
- create a droplet
- create a new domain on DO that points to the droplet
- create two A records (www.example.com -> 192.30.252.153) and (www.example.com -> 192.30.252.154) based on github instructions
- create two CNAME records (www -> myproject.github.io) and (* -> @)
My CNAME file at github contains www.example.com
(just used www.example.com as an example obviously)
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Never mind, it works! Thank you
Okay so now www.example.com works but example.com still does not.