Felix Felicis (liquidluck) supports markup of Markdown and reStructuredText. It is suggested that you write in Markdown, it's easier.
There are three parts in each post:
- title --
Hello World
in the example - meta --
date
,category
,tags
in the example - content -- everything below the first
-------
An example in markdown:
# Felix Felicis <-------- this is title - date: 2012-12-12 12:12 <-------- this is meta - tags: python, blog, web Here is the description. -------------------------- <-------- this seprate meta and content Hello World! Welcome to the <-------- this is content Felix Felicis World. ``` <-------- this is normal code a { color: black; } ``` ````css <-------- if code wrapped with 4 `, the code a { will be injected to this page color: black; } ````
An example in reStructuredText:
Felix Felicis ================ :date: 2012-12-12 12:12 :tags: python, blog, web Hello World! Welcome to the Felix Felicis World. :: /* normal code */ a { color: black; } .. sourcecode:: css /* hightlight code */ a { color: black; }
Metadata that Felix Felicis supports natively:
- date
- public -- default is
true
, if set tofalse
, this post won't be included in archive - tags -- tags are seprated by comma
- category
- summary
- folder -- relative filepath, for example
/home/user/blog/content/a/a.md
, folder will bea
- author -- see :ref:`multi-authors` for detail
- template -- see :ref:`template` for detail
which means you can access them in template with a shortcut, for example: {{post.tags}}
.
Metadata that Felix Felicis created itself:
- filepath
- clean_filepath
- filename
- clean_title -- #32
- updated
Page is the same as post, except that post contains date, page doesn't, post follows permalink, page doesn't.
A example of page in Markdown:
# Hello Page - tags: python, web <----------- page has no date ---------------- Hello Page ```python def hello(): print("Hello Page") ```
Page doesn't have a date
, but it may contain some metadata.
Where will the page be rendered? For example, the path of the page:
content/ <-------- source directory page1.md a_folder/ page2.md
and it will be rendered to:
deploy/ <-------- output directory page1.html a_folder/ page2.html
It will ignore the site.prefix
, and therefore, if your settings:
site = { 'name': '...', ... 'prefix': 'blog', }
and you want to you pages to be rendered to blog
folder, you have to:
content/ blog/ <--------- place your pages under the prefix folder page1.md
Any file without a valid markup suffix (e.g. .md
, .rst
, .mkd
...) is
a File. It will be copied to the same path:
content/ robots.txt <--------- this is a file media/ a_pic.jpg <--------- this is a file
And the output will be:
deploy/ robots.txt media/ a_pic.jpg
Hence, I suggest that you have a folder named media
, and you can leave your
picture resources there:
![alt](/media/a_pic.jpg "title")