A few scripts that create a simple blog from a folder of Markdown files on the server.
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| inc | Adding files | |
| posts | Another post | |
| .DS_Store | Adding files | |
| .htaccess | Styles and times | |
| blog-page.php | Adding files | |
| blog-posts-list.php | Adding files | |
| blog.css | Adding files | |
| LICENSE | Initial commit | |
| LICENSE-parsedown.txt | Adding files | |
| Parsedown.php | Adding files | |
| ParsedownExtra.php | Adding files | |
| postListRenderer.php | Adding files | |
| postRenderer.php | Adding files | |
| README.md | Styles and times | |
| rss.php | Adding files | |
| settings.php | Adding files | |
| style.css | Styles and times | |
Paintwork
Create a aimple blog by uploading Markdown files to a server. No static site generator to configure and no front matter. Just Markdown.
A fork of https://github.com/Cristy94/markdown-blog that tidies up the HTML structure and adds a date to post pages (using PHP filectime).
Install
Upload the files and folders in the Paintwork folder to a server. This could be the top level or in any sub-directory, such as /blog.
Creating a new post
Write a Markdown file. The first line must be an h1 and will also serve as the <title>:
# Your blog post title
Note: Paintwork currently only accepts .md file extensions, not .markdown.
Then write Markdown.