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By using HTMLy latest version we can creating custom layout or content template per page basis for the static page and sub-static page. With this new feature now we can add webform to the page easily.
This example using the ported version of Twenty Fifteen and we can only use GET method instead of POST.
First creating new static page with slug contact so it can be accessed with www.example.com/contact.
After almost 5 years using Blogger, a few days ago I decided to move the platform to HTMLy an open source databaseless blogging platform (Flat-File Blog).
Yes, I am the HTMLy project lead so it's reasonable.
There are times when we just want to write without having to think about site management, for example upgrading to the latest version (core and plugin), for this purpose I developed a blogging platform that does not use a database at all, so just write and write.
Although prioritizing simplicity and speed, but the platform also includes standard features available on a blog in general, for example:
This platform is a kind of static web page (Flat CMS) in general but using markdown file to store all its posts. Creation date, category, and the URL is taken from the name of the file, example:
2013-12-25-12-56-40_general_url-of-the-post.mdHere's the explanation (separated by an underscore):
So we only need to give the name of the file with above format and then upload them to a specified folder, in this case is inside content/author/blog folder for the blog post and content/static for static page.
For static pages I use the following format:
about.mdThis means that about as the URL.
We believe if the performance will be faster by read the file name, filters it, then read the file content that are matched. Although this may change in the future.
HTMLy only require PHP 5.3+, yes no database needed to run HTMLy.
You can download it on GitHub. Visit a real blog powered by HTMLy on Danlogs, or visit the official homepage at HTMLy.