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The minimum you have to do:
blog
blog
for your postYou can do more than that:
<p>This is some <b>HTML</b> text!</p>
<!--more-->
<p>This is below the fold -- just like wordpress.</p>
Markdown is a superset of HTML. It works just the same, but mostly easier:
# This is the post heading
(you probably don't want to use h1 for the inside of blogposts)
<!--more-->
Still below the fold.
It’s a yaml file. Example:
title: Welcome to Bloggy!
publish: 2017-08-21T13:00:00Z
categories: [welcome, misc, blogging]
urls: [/welcome, /?p=129]
authors: [me, my cousin]
Relative resources are interpreted as belonging to the current post. Absolute resources are interpreted as belonging to the blog as a whole. We’ll take care of generating real paths so things don’t conflict -- you can have ten blogposts that all include <img src="foo.png">
without ambiguity or clobbering.