GitHub Help...please

Ok, so I'm brand new to GitHub. I saw in a post these directions: Create a GitHub account Go to the official repo page at <a href="https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets</a> Click the "Fork" button at the top-right, you will create a copy of the repo on your account Edit the appropriate files on your fork (for most things, you could do this directly from the web, or you could install a Git program on your computer and do it locally) Click the green button near the top-left that says "Compare, Review, Create a Pull Request" Click the green button that says "Create a Pull Request" Wait (Riley must manually approve the Pull) I've created a GitHub account and here's what my repositories look like: I'm not certain how the roll20-character-sheets fork got there, nor do I know how to modify it with a directory for my character sheet that I built. The Savage Worlds-Tabbed is where my .html, .css, .json files are located. Here are my specific questions: How do I upload a .png file for the Preview file? I searched the Help on GitHub and only found something that talks about dragging a file from my desktop to the comments section of a commit, but that didn't seem to work. Do I have change SavageWorlds-Tabbed to roll20-character-sheets? How do I get my sheet into the folder list of the fork for roll20-character-sheets? I feel like I'm missing something. Or I'm making this more complicated than it needs to be. Do I need to delete the fork from my account for roll20-character-sheets and just start over? Any guidance or direction would be great. Thanks.

The "roll20-character-sheets" repository is your fork of the official repository (you can tell by the icon). You need to make changes to that. As I recall, I posted those directions for someone who wanted to change an existing sheet -- GitHub has web tools for editing text files. In order to upload new files (for example, to create a new sheet), as far as I'm aware your only option is to use a Git program. There are several that you can use, but for a repository on GitHub, I recommend the program designed specifically for GitHub ( Windows or Mac client). Once you have the desktop client setup, you'll have a folder somewhere on your computer which has a copy of the files in the repository. Make changes to those files or add/delete files/folders there , and then use the GitHub client to Commit the changes, then synchronize your commits with the server. (Also called push.) So, the process is: Create/Edit/Delete on your computer Commit changes on your computer Push commits to server Send Pull request through website interface All of this can be done from the command-line, but it's simpler to just use the visual tools. =)

Thank you, Brian. I'll download a client and see how that goes. :)

Brian - thank for your help. I believe I've successfully followed all your steps. At least I didn't get any error messages and it mentioned that my pull request was successful. I feel all grown up, now. :)

I can see your pull request , looks like you did everything right. =)