Git help

Please help sharing my finished custom character sheet. I have coded a sheet for Dragon Warriors RPG. I have read the beginners guide to GitHub. I have followed all the steps - forked, cloned, branched - I am really lost now as to what to do next. I just want to upload my HTML and CSS, as well as a few image files so that I can add the pictures properly, then submit it for community use. When I decided to subscribe to Pro to create a custom character sheet I obviously didn't research enough as I was more than a bit surprised that you had to code it in HTML/CSS yourself. I am not a programmer, haven't coded anything since high school Delphi in Windows 3.1, but I gave it a shot anyway. I used templates and examples and web tutes and got myself a working character sheet. But now I have to use GitHub... what the fresh hell is this thing?

MedievalSteve said: I have read the beginners guide to GitHub. I have followed all the steps - forked, cloned, branched - I am really lost now as to what to do next. It's unfortunate if the Beginners guide didn't help enough. The COMMIT Your Changes and PUSH your commits -section should inform you of how to upload the files. Did you look at the other guides mentioned at the bottom of the page? There is even a "GitHub for Poets" youtube series that teaches the basics of Git/GitHub in simple and practical terms. If you want, I can take a look at the sheet, and if it follows the minimum requirements, I can submit it for you to Roll20. You can share the code in something like a GitHub Gist, and share the images here.

Thanks Andreas, I'll go back to the tutes and try again. I had tried a couple of the other links at the bottom but not the videos yet. It got late, I got tired and cranky, and then I vented - bad form on my part. 

I'm new what i'm going to do?

Andreas J. said: The COMMIT Your Changes and PUSH your commits -section should inform you of how to upload the files. Did you look at the other guides mentioned at the bottom of the page? There is even a "GitHub for Poets" youtube series that teaches the basics of Git/GitHub in simple and practical terms. Andreas, thank you again for offering to help me. With a bit of sleep and further reading, it was actually much easier than my brain was trying to tell me. I have successfully committed my sheet, and put in a pull request. Fingers crossed my sheet isn't too messed up and it gets added to the collective shortly!