Q: What’s the difference between a POST and a PAGE?
- A POST is an export that is dated, compiled, bite-sized and which sits inside one of the categories that appear in the sidebar. Your
- A PAGE is an export that is non-dated, granular, complex, and free-standing. Your readers can access a PAGE via the PAGES button in the navbar.
To create a POST
To create a new POST, add a note to one of your category notes. When the note is ready for export, set its $blogReady
attribute to true (checked).
To add a subtitle to your POST, enter it into the $blogSubtitle
key attribute. (If you don’t see it, just run the stamp.)
A POST will show its created date automatically. To suppress this, use the NODATE export option.
Children of a POST will export as subsections. The name of the children will export as headings. The title of the POST is <h1>, the headings of its children are <h2>, the headings of its grandchildren are <h3>, and so on through <h6>. Notes nested more than six levels will still export but will be assigned a heading level of <h6>.
Here is the default export of a POST with its descendants compiled as subsections:
To create a PAGE
To create a new PAGE, add a note to Blog PAGES.
To add a subtitle to your PAGE, enter it into the $blogSubtitle
key attribute. (If you don’t see it, just run the stamp.)
A PAGE will suppress its created date. To force the date to show, use the DATED export option.
Here is the default export of a PAGE with its children appearing as SmartButtons: