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Welcome to the Blog

Getting started with this template's blog — what you can expect and how to create your first post.

by David Pereira
2026-07-03
1 min read
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This is the first post on your new blog. Here's what you can do with it.

Creating Posts

Create a new .mdx file in content/posts/:

---
title: My First Post
description: A short description for SEO and previews.
date: 2026-07-03
tags: [template, getting-started]
author: admin
---

Your content goes here. You can use **Markdown** and React components.

Adding Authors

Authors live in content/authors/. Create a file like this:

---
handle: admin
name: Admin
bio: Template author.
---

Author bio goes here.

Tags

Tags are free-form strings. Add as many as you like to the tags array in your post's frontmatter.

Drafts

Set draft: true in frontmatter to skip the post in production builds.

What's Next?

Delete this post and start writing your own content!

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