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March 22, 2011 20:53
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A example showing the file format of the blog posts
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Post explaining how the blog file format works. | |
#title: | |
The post file format | |
#description: | |
Showing the file format that the blog posts have in my blog engine | |
#date: | |
2011-03-22 22:00 | |
#body: | |
%p | |
This post is generated from a file. | |
Even the showcase below this post is also a file. | |
It is identical to the | |
%a(href="/preview") preview page | |
that was the blog home until now. | |
%p | |
The content of the file with this post is: | |
%script(type="text/javascript" src="https://gist.github.com/882020.js") | |
%p | |
Esentially the post file format has 5 parts. | |
%ul | |
%li | |
<u><b>Header</b></u>: Everything until de title keyword | |
is ignored, so you can put in here whatever you want. | |
%li | |
<u><b>Title</b></u>: I think you can figure out what this is ;·) | |
%li | |
<u><b>Description</b></u>: Will be used to generate the | |
%span(class="code") description | |
meta on individual post pages for SEO purposes. | |
%li | |
<u><b>Date</b></u>: The date and time the post will be published at. | |
It will be added to the post layout soon | |
(I haven't found a design I like enough). | |
%li | |
<u><b>Body</b></u>: The content of the post. It handles plain text, | |
HTML and HAML code. (Actually it handles everything HAML engine does). | |
%p And thats it. Check out the awesome HTML it outputs. Hope you like it. | |
%p :·) |
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