City Center Neighborhood Association (CCNA) — Static Site

This repository contains a simple static homepage for the City Center Neighborhood Association.

Goal: deploy the contents of this folder to Cloudflare Pages and serve it from citycenterwestallis.org.

Prerequisites

• A GitHub account (to host the repo)
• A Cloudflare account managing citycenterwestallis.org
• Git installed and available in PowerShell

Quick publish (recommended flow: GitHub → Cloudflare Pages)

1. Create a GitHub repo (or use the GitHub web UI). Then run these commands in PowerShell from this folder:

cd 'C:\Users\andyv\OneDrive\Documents\Development_Projects\CCNA'
git init
git add .
git commit -m "Initial CCNA site"
git branch -M main
# replace <your-username> and repo name below
git remote add origin https://github.com/<your-username>/ccna-site.git
git push -u origin main

Optional: use GitHub CLI to create the repo and push in one step:

gh repo create ccna-site --public --source=. --remote=origin --push

2. Create a Cloudflare Pages project:

• Cloudflare Dashboard → Pages → Create a project → Connect your GitHub repo ccna-site.
• Production branch: main
• Framework: None
• Build command: (leave blank)
• Build output directory: / (root)

3. DNS: Add the custom domain in Pages

• In Cloudflare Dashboard → DNS, ensure there are no old CNAME or A records pointing your domain to previous services (such as Linktree). Only the records required for Cloudflare Pages should remain.
• In your Pages project → Custom domains → Add citycenterwestallis.org (and optionally www.citycenterwestallis.org). Cloudflare will auto-provision TLS and create/verify required DNS records for you since the domain uses Cloudflare.

4. Test

• Visit https://citycenterwestallis.org after deployment and DNS/SSL provisioning completes (allow a few minutes).

Troubleshooting

• If the site still resolves to an old service (such as Linktree) after updating DNS records, clear Cloudflare cache and perform a full refresh in your browser (Ctrl+F5).
• If Pages asks for a DNS record for verification, copy the exact record from the Pages UI and add it in Cloudflare DNS.

Next steps I can do for you

• Create a README.md (done) and a CNAME file (done).
• Create the GitHub repo and push the branch for you (if you provide GitHub permissions or run the commands).
• Walk through the Cloudflare Pages custom domain verification step and paste any verification text you see.

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Files in this folder:

• index.html — homepage
• citycentermap.png — neighborhood map screenshot
• README.md — this file
• CNAME — file with domain for Pages