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- You can now use the 'markdown' template tag in the templates to automatically convert markdown to html.
- The markdown parsing, ideas, etc. are solely adapted from the great Logr project, https://github.com/BrewerHimself/Logr. - I just took that project, converted the views to django views, and placed it into syte as a configurable option. - There will now be a 'blog' link in the main navigation that will show all available markdown articles. - Articles are automatically parsed from the syte/articles/ directory. So you can put any markdown files in this directory and links will automatically be generated for these posts in the main blog page. - You can also include 'pages' in the syte/pages directory. For example, the main blog page (/blog/ url) is a listing of all the articles by category and the contents of the syte/pages/FrontPage.md file. Conflicts: syte/urls.py
- There is no image included for this feature yet. As I assumed all the images should be consistent and from the same account.
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That's really cool because I don't want to use Tumblr. |
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+1 to this one. |
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+1. |
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👍 Trying this out now. |
Conflicts: README.md requirements.txt syte/views.py
…to markdown_blogging_support
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I would love to see this integrated into Syte's core. I don't want a hosted blog at Tumblr or WordPress--I want to host my own. Having a Markdown blog is exactly what I want. Please consider integrating this again. |
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+1 |
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since this doesnt break the 'no database required' philosophy, can we look at getting this merged in @rigoneri ? |
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I'm not entirely sure how useful this is for anyone else. Also, it's not really a 'social' service integration. However, I wanted to be able to easily add a blog component to my site without having to mess with a database, etc.
Kudos to Logr where most of this code originated.