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Creating Blog Site with Gatsby (USING HTML) #13151
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I was going to ask same question but you got it first, Now lets wait for someone to respond. |
Cool, glad to hear that!
What do you mean with full control? The markdown syntax is pretty straight forward and corresponds to certain HTML tags in the end, so e.g. With MDX you can also modify the native HTML tags with your React components/customizations: https://www.gatsbyjs.org/docs/mdx/customizing-components/ IMO there really shouldn't be a need to write your blogposts in plain JS but I'm happy to hear your concerns :) MD/MDX will give you a much better authoring experience |
What if I want to inject some JS in only one blog post?? (how is that possible with markdown?) |
@zsubzwary That's exactly what |
@janosh Thank you very much this MDX looks promising !! |
Summary
I just recently discovered this project and quite liked it!! 😇
Now my question is that I am going to be building a static blog site, How should I do it ???
I followed the Starter Blog but I didn’t liked the idea of writing my blog content in markdown file, I want a full control over my content with HTML tags !!
How can I go about that ?
I thought of creating a simple HELLO WORLD project and then creating
.js
file for every new post that I make, how about that? (but how am I going to handle the pagination in that case ?)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: