# pyblosxomdrafts
A [PyBlosxom](https://pyblosxom.github.io/) plugin that lets you save draft blog entries.
Any entries with a “drafts” folder anywhere in their path are considered drafts. For example:
entries/drafts/my-draft-post.txt entries/category/sub-category/drafts/another-draft-post.txt entries/drafts/sub-category/yet-another-draft-post.txt
Drafts will be filtered out from all index pages, such as the front page of your blog, category pages, and feeds. But if you visit a draft’s permalink page (e.g. /drafts/my-draft-post) directly in your browser, then you’ll see the draft post rendered.
To publish a draft entry simply move the file out of the drafts folder.
## Installation
Install the pyblosxomdrafts package from pip:
pip install pyblosxomdrafts
Then add it to the load_plugins setting in your config.py:
py[“load_plugins”] = [‘pyblosxomdrafts’]
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