Create Blog Posts And Static Pages With Jekyll and GitHub Pages

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Unsplash

``` -------- Layout: post Title: "Write a Post" Date: 2021-06-31 Categories: jekyll blogging -------- The goal of this article is to add some extra info About blog writing with _Jekyll_. ## Structure your posts Use level 2 (`##`) and if necessary level 3 (`###`) titles To structure your posts. ## Display code snippets You can display a block of code like the following using triple backticks. You can also specify the language after the first triple backticks. ``` Python Def hello(name): return f'hello {name}' ``` ## Add images Create an `assets` folder where you can put all your images, Then display them with a link starting with an exclamative mark like this: `![my inspiring image]({{ "/assets/sample-image.jpg" | relative_url }})`. ![my inspiring image]({{ "/assets/sample-image.jpg" | relative_url }}) _Photo by [Ian Schneider](https://unsplash.com/@goian)_ ```.

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Hashnode

For instance, I often start writing my posts using Notion and then export them in markdown. And a lot of blogging platforms, like dev.to or hashnode, use this language for their post editor.

#Web App #Social Media Tools #Software Engineering 120 social mentions

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DEV.to

For instance, I often start writing my posts using Notion and then export them in markdown. And a lot of blogging platforms, like dev.to or hashnode, use this language for their post editor.

#CMS #Blogging #Blogging Platform 381 social mentions