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### Premium repositories
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Once you get premium, the plan you selected delegates the number of premium repositories you're
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allowed to have. Premium repositories have many features not available without a premium plan.
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### Personally hosted repositories
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The premium repositories you select are allowed to be hosted on their own domains, you can choose
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a domain in your `support/gitdoc.json` file. Just add a `domain` field with your domain, and
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point your domain at our site, and it will automatically load your repo.
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### Private repositories
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Private repositories cannot be viewed without being set as a premium repository.
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### Custom CSS
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You're premium repos can have custom layouts through CSS. Once you add a premium repo, simply create
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the file `support/styles.css` and refresh your repo, when the page refreshes you'll be able to
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see the custom CSS in action.
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### Branches
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On premium repositories, you can select the branch you want to pull updates from, this is useful
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if you plan to display the documentation for a specific version of your software.
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### Standard Git repos
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Standard Git repositories from non Github servers are supported after you have a premium plan.
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To add a standard repo to your account, add support for the repository(You can get the setup
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details from your profile page.), after that go to your profile page and at the bottom will be
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a form where you can fill out the information to add your repository. After that it can be updated
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just like any other repository.
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