Writing

Markup

Felix Felicis (liquidluck) supports markup of Markdown and reStructuredText. It is suggested that you write in Markdown, it’s easier.

There are three parts in each post:

• title – Hello World in the example
• meta – date, category, tags in the example
• content – everything below the first -------

An example in markdown:

# Felix Felicis                 <-------- this is title

- date: 2012-12-12 12:12        <-------- this is meta
- tags: python, blog, web

Here is the description.

--------------------------      <-------- this seprate meta and content

Hello World! Welcome to the     <-------- this is content
Felix Felicis World.

```                             <-------- this is normal code
a {
    color: black;
}
```

````css                         <-------- if code wrapped with 4 `, the code
a {                                       will be injected to this page
    color: black;
}
````

An example in reStructuredText:

Felix Felicis
================

:date: 2012-12-12 12:12
:tags: python, blog, web


Hello World! Welcome to the Felix Felicis World.

::

    /* normal code */
    a {
        color: black;
    }


.. sourcecode:: css

    /* hightlight code */

    a {
        color: black;
    }

Meta

Metadata that Felix Felicis supports natively:

• date
• public – default is true, if set to false, this post won’t be included in archive
• tags – tags are seprated by comma
• category
• summary
• folder – relative filepath, for example /home/user/blog/content/a/a.md, folder will be a
• author – see Multiple Authors for detail
• template – see Template for detail

which means you can access them in template with a shortcut, for example: {{post.tags}}.

Metadata that Felix Felicis created itself:

• filepath
• clean_filepath
• filename
• clean_title – https://github.com/lepture/liquidluck/issues/32
• updated

Page

Page is the same as post, except that post contains date, page doesn’t, post follows permalink, page doesn’t.

A example of page in Markdown:

# Hello Page

- tags: python, web         <----------- page has no date

----------------

Hello Page

```python
def hello():
    print("Hello Page")
```

Page doesn’t have a date, but it may contain some metadata.

Where will the page be rendered? For example, the path of the page:

content/                 <-------- source directory
    page1.md
    a_folder/
        page2.md

and it will be rendered to:

deploy/                  <-------- output directory
    page1.html
    a_folder/
        page2.html

It will ignore the site.prefix, and therefore, if your settings:

site = {
    'name': '...',
    ...
    'prefix': 'blog',
}

and you want to you pages to be rendered to blog folder, you have to:

content/
    blog/               <--------- place your pages under the prefix folder
        page1.md

File

Any file without a valid markup suffix (e.g. .md, .rst, .mkd ...) is a File. It will be copied to the same path:

content/
    robots.txt          <--------- this is a file
    media/
        a_pic.jpg       <--------- this is a file

And the output will be:

deploy/
    robots.txt
    media/
        a_pic.jpg

Hence, I suggest that you have a folder named media, and you can leave your picture resources there:

![alt](/media/a_pic.jpg "title")