anchor.diff:  +
   The following parameters are mandatory:
   +
  -* `username`, which is your GitHub user name,
  -* `repositoryName`, which is the new name of the repository fork. For example, `<username>.github.io`.
  -. Commit the changes, and open the GitHub Pages domain:  `https://<username>.github.io/<repositoryName>/`.
  +* `username`, which is your GitHub user name. For example `janesmith`.
  +* `repositoryName`, which is the new name of the repository fork. For example, `janesmith.github.io`.
  +. Commit the changes, and open the GitHub Pages domain:  `https://janesmith.github.io/<repositoryName>/`.
   . The following screen indicates you have correctly configured HubPress
   +
   image:http://hubpress.io/img/home-install.png[Install complete,300]
  
positive.code: +
  The following parameters are mandatory:
  +
  * `username`, which is your GitHub user name,
  * `repositoryName`, which is the new name of the repository fork, `<username>.github.io`.
  . Commit the changes, and open the GitHub Pages domain:  `https://<username>.github.io/`.
  . The following screen indicates you have correctly configured HubPress
  +
  image:http://hubpress.io/img/home-install.png[Install complete,300]
  
negative.code: ==== I am using my GitHub Pages domain already, or I want to use a custom domain
  
  If you are already using your want your blog to be available on a custom domain, or you are _already using your GitHub Pages domain_ to host another project, some extra configuration is required.
  
  You need to set your blog up on a sub-domain of your GitHub Pages site.
  
  . In the repository settings, set the default branch to `gh-pages`:
  +
  