Setup Xcode's GIT for static and Drupal webpages

How can I setup my Xcode 4's SCM for static and Drupal webpages? Most of the time, I'll use Dreamweaver to edit my static webpages. Whereas, I'开发者_开发百科ll use Xcode for php editing. And using CSSedit for css files

I am Lion. I work alone at the moment.

I would prefer GIT.

I have tried creating repository of my working folders. Repository created, it has "branches" and "remote". It does not has any files of my working folders.

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Let me see if I understand: You want to use the Git installation that comes with Xcode 4 in order to manage your static and dynamic site content, which you edit and maintain with a variety of tools.

This probably belongs on superuser.com, since it's not really a coding question.

In any case, Git itself works the same, no matter who it hitched a ride with during installation. You can install Git on its own without going through Xcode by downloading the official stand-alone installer here. Xcode's Git integration (same as its Subversion integration) places a basic GUI wrapper around Git but is heavily geared toward Xcode projects, etc.

If you're using a variety of tools and not "mostly Xcode", you're probably better off using a more focused Git GUI tool. The free Mac app GitX should work better for you than Xcode in this case. I personally use Tower (not free). Whatever the case, since Xcode installs Git (the basic tool / command-line), you don't need to install the standalone separately. For proof, type "man git" in the Terminal.

I hope this helps.