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blog.post
This package is use to create a Plone blog site
How it works
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Installation
To install blog.post you simply add blog.post to the list of eggs in your buildout, run buildout and restart Plone. Then, install blog.post using the Add-ons control panel.
Configuration
You can override plone logo. Simply add an image on root of site named bloglogo.png.
Changelog
0.1b4 (2015-08-04)
Fix template for Plone 5. [bsuttor]
0.1b3 (2015-03-23)
Add query path for folder blogs view. [bsuttor]
0.1b2 (2015-01-27)
View image if image exists. [bsuttor]
Add logo overriding. Simply add an image on root of site named bloglogo.png. [bsuttor]
First step add RSS adapter. [bsuttor]
0.1b1 (2014-11-30)
Package created using mr.bob [bsuttor]
1 maintainer
Metadata
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