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Great questions! These are definitely things I should address on Blot's website. 1) Blog posts are converted into HTML, stored on my servers, which Blot then s
by dmerfield 12y ago
Great questions! These are definitely things I should address on Blot's website.
1) Blog posts are converted into HTML, stored on my servers, which Blot then serves to people who visit your blog. Dropbox's bandwidth cap won't affect your blog.
2) Currently you can use markdown to embed an external image. In future I want to add a way to embed images that are inside Blot's Dropbox folder.
3) Each blog post is assigned an id. The slug after the ID is for SEO purposes. For example, all these URLs point to the same blog post:
http://david.blot.im/37/san-francisco-to-la http://david.blot.im/37/san-francisco-to-la
http://david.blot.im/37/foo-bar http://david.blot.im/37/foo-bar
http://david.blot.im/37 http://david.blot.im/37
I plan to add a mechanism to override the generated URL slug.
4) Blot automatically generates an archives page for each Blog. See my archive page here:
http://david.blot.im/archives http://david.blot.im/archives
5) I don't quite understand this question, did I answer this in #3?
6) Sitemaps are on the to do list!
- justboxing 12y agoMany thanks for answering my questions. Yes You addressed #5 in #3. Looking forward to seeing your updates on the Blot framework. Rock on!!