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Really enjoying this script! I tried porting to another template and even though I'm no coder, common sense worked. All I need now is to add an image for each post, but when I do I can't seem to reposition the "Read More" link on the main page. See photo below. I would like the "Read more" link below the image or maybe you can suggest the best place for it. I tried adding a break for a new line, but does not work. Any tips appreciated!

One more question - How do I reduce the spacing between the post title ("Overview" in this example) and the next paragraph?

I'm building a site for a friend and they like Litepub very much. I am using one post as a landing page via redirects and it works good, however when the index.html is accessed all posts are shown including that post I'm using as a main page. Is there a way to not show that specific post on the index.html file?

I remember you made an update to prevent a post from showing by adding a dot at the beginning of the file name, but then I can't access that file by a direct link can I?

I am trying to host my LitePub-generated site on GitLab, but it's not working because the site is hosted at https://username.gitlab.io/blog. As a result, the CSS fails to be found as all links to CSS, and other resources, use absolute paths.

I have tried and failed to amend the templates to match. Any help would be appreciated.

Litepub looks nice, but it seems to lack a feed generator (preferrably Atom, but RSS will do).

Please.

I'm on windows 7 and it uses cr/lf. When I create a post with cr/lf in it the build fails. Changing to lf only works fine. Is this normal? I did get my site up on Netlify today using only lf. The real strange thing is that all my template files use cr/lf and everything works just fine. Is this a bug for the md files to require lf only or is it an oversight and maybe you could change it to work with cr/lf also?

I have tried, and failed, to find an answer to this question. From what I can tell, Litepub is using the Skeleton CSS Framework. I know very little about CSS, and have done some experiments, but I can't find the answer. :(

I have started afresh with trying to host LitePub on GitLab. All is going well until GitLab's CI attempts a build. LitePub insists on having an empty draft sub-directory in the posts directory, so I created one. However as that is an empty directory, and git doesn't manage empty directories, GitLab created a .gitkeep file in the draft directory.

On attempting a build, LitePub fails with the following message:

ERROR: Failed to generate blog: Failed to read posts: Title, date or content is missing: posts/draft/.gitkeep

Great work, nice and simple, very nice. I'm on shared server and would like to put litepub in it's own folder, but that breaks all links including css. I guess the front slash in all the urls needs to be removed for this to work, true??

Was just updating some pages and I noticed no dates are appearing in the index or on any blog page? Titles and Tags are showing. Has it been this way since day 1 or am I missing something that was never there?

I'm trying to create a landing page for my site then have a link to a litepub blog via blog.html. Is there anyway to create this scenario easily?

I created about 10 example posts, to see if Litepub would begin breaking the posts into pages. I have not yet seen a page indicator appear. If I continue using Litepub, my concern is that someone wanting to view my posts views all of them, which seems like a waste of network traffic. Is there a way of breaking the posts into, perhaps, 5 per "page" or similar grouping?

I want to write tutorial posts, which will include images. How can I include these images? My thought is to create an images directory in the posts directory. Having done that I should be able to used the images path in linking to images. Are there any reasons I should not use that method? Is a different method recommended?

Long lines in code blocks are cut off at a certain point. No wrapping is provided, and nor are scrollbars provided. As a result, if you are viewing a LitePub site on a device with a small screen (for example, a phone), there is no way to view the entire content of a code block in this case.

hi。
i see https://github.com/mirovarga/litepub/releases，there is no 32-bit version.can u provide 32-bit version?

and
root@AR:/usr/local/go/gospace# /usr/local/go/bin/go get github.com/mirovarga/litepub
can't load package: package github.com/mirovarga/litepub: no buildable Go source files in /usr/local/go/gospace/src/github.com/mirovarga/litepub
root@AR:/usr/local/go/gospace#

cannot use "/usr/local/go/bin/go get github.com/mirovarga/litepub" to install litepub??
thank u!