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GitBook - How to publish

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how to create a space in gitbook and publish on web

Creating a space in GitBook and publishing your content on the web involves a few straightforward steps. Here’s a general guide to get you started:

1. Sign Up or Log In

First, if you haven’t already, you need to create an account on . If you already have an account, simply log in.

2. Create a New Space

Once you are logged in:

  • Navigate to your dashboard.

  • Click on the "Create a new space" button.

  • Choose whether you want to start from scratch or use a template.

  • Name your space and configure its visibility settings (private or public).

3. Add Content

After creating your space, you can start adding content:

  • Use the + button to add new pages or sections.

  • You can write content directly, import documents, or use markdown.

  • Organize your pages and sections in a logical structure that makes sense for your project or documentation.

4. Customize the Look

GitBook allows you to customize the look of your space:

  • Navigate to the "Space settings" from the dashboard.

  • Here, you can customize the theme, layout, and navigation of your space to match your branding or preferences.

5. Collaborate

If you’re working with a team, you can add collaborators:

  • Go to the "Members" section in the space settings.

  • Invite team members via email, and assign roles and permissions.

6. Publish

Once your content is ready and organized:

  • Click on the "Publish" button at the top of your space.

  • You’ll have options to review changes before they go live.

  • Once published, your content will be available online at a GitBook URL based on your space name.

7. Share and Update

  • Share your GitBook URL with anyone you want to have access.

  • You can continuously update and republish your content as needed.

Remember, GitBook also integrates with various tools like GitHub, allowing you to sync your documentation with your code repositories.

By following these steps, you should be able to successfully create a space in GitBook and publish it online for others to see!

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