Want to transition from Confluence to GitHub pages

• Jekyll

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  :globe_with_meridians: Jekyll is a blog-aware static site generator in Ruby

  

  What I would do is look into a static site generation tool. Like jekyllrb GitHub Pages is using it under the hood as well. Or Hugo. I personally used both but switched from Jekyll to Hugo a year ago or so. But to get similar results to your example pages you will needs to create custom layouts, just keep this in mind.

• Hugo

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  The world’s fastest framework for building websites.

  

  What I would do is look into a static site generation tool. Like jekyllrb GitHub Pages is using it under the hood as well. Or Hugo. I personally used both but switched from Jekyll to Hugo a year ago or so. But to get similar results to your example pages you will needs to create custom layouts, just keep this in mind.

• Mergify

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