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1.0 KiB
Markdown
38 lines
1.0 KiB
Markdown
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# Add new blog post
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1. Create new file at `/content/blog/yyyy-mm-dd-blog-post-title.md` and
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populate with the following metadata:
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```toml
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+++
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title = "title of your blog post"
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date = "yyyy-mm-dd"
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description = "description of your blog post, will be displayed in blog listing"
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[taxonomies]
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tags = ['tags', 'docs', 'rant']
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[extra]
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# **Only use author nicks in blog post Markdown files, it is used to lookup author details.**
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author = 'imbatman' # author nickname
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```
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2. Add author details in [`config.toml`](../config.toml) in `authors`
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under `extra` section:
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```toml
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[extra]
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# Put all your custom variables here
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authors = [
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{ "nick"="imbatman", name="Batman", "website"="https://batman.example.org" },
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{ "nick"="superman", name="Superman", "website" ="https://superman.example.org" }
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]
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```
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This information is used to render author information in blog posts.
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**Only use author nicks in blog post Markdown files, it is used to
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lookup author details.**
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3. Add content to your blog post file, save and commit! 🎉
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