Use post excerpts in the blog post list #165
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Using the post.content we are just render the first 75 words without taken into account if they include things like code and titles, which shouldn't be in the post description. With post excerpts we can decided what is shown for every blog post: https://jekyllrb.com/docs/posts/#post-excerpts
As we now decide what to render there, it doesn't makes sense to truncate anymore.
By not replacing the `<p>` tags.
An empty line is needed because of how Jekyll works.
In some cases it makes sense to have a longer excerpt.
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Using the post.content we are just render the first 75 words without taken into account if they include things like code and titles, which shouldn't be in the post description.
With post excerpts we can decided what is shown for every blog post (using the
<!--more-->tag):https://jekyllrb.com/docs/posts/#post-excerpts
This is how it looks like now: 🎉
