# How to add content through GitHub? If you're familiar with git, you can skip this guide and directly make a *pull request*. If you don't know what that is, don't worry! This guide explains how to submit changes to this vault through GitHub's web interface. We assume you have a [GitHub account](https://github.com/), and you've downloaded and edited the contents of this vault as described in [[CONTRIBUTING|how to contribute]]. 1. Find the file you want to edit on our [GitHub repository](https://github.com/obsidian-community/obsidian-hub) 2. To edit a file, click on the little pencil on the top-right corner ![[github-edit-file.png]] To create a new file, navigate to the folder you want to add the file to, and then click on `Add file`. There you can upload the note you just created or create it using the editor (more about that on step 3): ![[github-add-new-file.png]] GitHub will show you a notice explaining that it has *created a fork* for you. That just means that GitHub has made a copy of the repository you are trying to edit under your account. Don't worry too much about it though! ![[github-fork-notice.png]] The good news is that once you have this *fork*, any time you try to edit a note through GitHub's interface, it will save it on your copy! ![[github-edits-on-your-fork.png]] 3. Now it's time to make some changes! Since you've edited this note using Obsidian, just replace the contents on the web interface with the edits you made on Obsidian: ![[github-editor-web.png]] 4. Once you're done, scroll to the bottom of the page and add a title (and optionally a description) to your changes (e.g. what you changed or why you made a change): ![[github-propose-changes.png]] 5. Once you press on `Propose changes`, GitHub will show you the changes you've made by showing the original file and the file in your *fork* side by side (1). Once you have reviewed that the changes are correct, go ahead and press the `Create pull request` button (2). ![[github-compare-changes.png]] 6. Now you can open a *pull request* (sometimes abbreviated as *PR*). This just means that you want to submit the changes on your *fork* to another repository (in this case the "original" one). On some repositories you'll need to fill out a template (that should be the case for this repo!). On others, GitHub might be able to fill out the title and description based on your changes; if you made multiple changes, you might need to add a new title that summarizes them and (optionally) a small description. ![[github-open-pr.png]] 7. Congratulations! You've succesfully submitted a *PR*! %% Hub footer: Please don't edit anything below this line %% # This note in GitHub <span class="git-footer">[Edit In GitHub](https://github.dev/obsidian-community/obsidian-hub/blob/main/04%20-%20Guides%2C%20Workflows%2C%20%26%20Courses/Guides/How%20to%20add%20content%20through%20GitHub.md "git-hub-edit-note") | [Copy this note](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/obsidian-community/obsidian-hub/main/04%20-%20Guides%2C%20Workflows%2C%20%26%20Courses/Guides/How%20to%20add%20content%20through%20GitHub.md "git-hub-copy-note") | [Download this vault](https://github.com/obsidian-community/obsidian-hub/archive/refs/heads/main.zip "git-hub-download-vault") </span>