All features listed here can be activated during installation. Later on you can add features by calling blogophon
again, or edit your user/config.json
.
If this feature is activated, there will be index pages generated for every author, so you can see all pages written by a single author.
For each article with an author different from the set default author, just add the author name.
For every index page (start page, tag pages, author pages) there will be a corresponding RSS newsfeed.
All required links will be added to your page.
For every index page (start page, tag pages, author pages) there will be a corresponding ATOM newsfeed.
All required links will be added to your page.
This will generate small teaser snippets for your articles, linking to other articles.
For every index page (start page, tag pages, author pages) there will be a corresponding JSON Feed.
All required links will be added to your page.
For every index page (start page, tag pages, author pages) there will be a corresponding JSON-RSS newsfeed.
All required links will be added to your page.
This is like a RSS newsfeed, but in JSON. This will help parsers to digest information from your page. See JSON-RSS.
For every index page (start page, tag pages, author pages) there will be a corresponding slack.json
newsfeed.
This JSON is understood by Slack's slash command, so you can have a Slack bot telling you about current articles.
For every article there will be a corresponding index.jsonld
JSON-LD file. For linking / including the content of this file into your article you may need to modifiy the template of your articles.
Whenever you publish an article linking to other websites, these websites will be notified via Webmentions.
Please note: The Blogophon is currently not able to receive Webmentions.
For every article there will be a corresponding article.md
.
For every index page (start page, tag pages, author pages) there will be a corresponding RSS newsfeed suitable for Facebook Instant Articles.
To have all links for discoverability of the RSS newsfeed showing up on your page, you also have to activate "RSS".
For every article there will be a corresponding article.json
, to be digested by Apple News.
You still have to push these JSON files to Apple.
For every article there will be a corresponding Accelerated Mobile Page by the name of amp.html
, to be found by Google Search Bot and indexed as a special page for mobile users.
All required links will be added to your page.
Add HTML and JavaScript for Progressive Web Apps, which allows for offline page usage.
This will add the last five articles as notifications to any user who adds your page to his/her Microsoft Windows desktop tiles.
For every index page (start page, tag pages, author pages) there will be a corresponding GeoJSON newsfeed.
All required links will be added to your page.
GeoJson will show all pages with geo coordinates. You may add geo coordinates to any article. GeoJSON can be digested by Google Maps or Leaflet.js.
The properties
of each location will be structured like an item
in JSON Feed, without id
& content_text
, but with a marker-symbol
.
For every index page (start page, tag pages, author pages) there will be a corresponding Keyhole Markup Language document.
All required links will be added to your page.
KML will show all pages with geo coordinates. You may add geo coordinates to any article. KML can be digested by Google Earth.
For every index page (start page, tag pages, author pages) there will be a corresponding ICS calendar calendar.ics
.
ICS calendars can be subscribed to with any calendar software. This results in a calendar with all your blog posts being daily events.
Exports all articles as index.json
. These files may be used for AJAX loading of articles.
Exports all indexes as index.json
, containing references to the AJAX articles.
Check this option if your web server supports Server Side Includes. This improves browser and search engine performance by replacing all AJAX snippets with Server Side Includes. These snippets are used for generating related links etc.
This will generate gophermap
files which in turn will enable hosting your blog on a Gopher server. The Gophermaps should at least work with:
- Gophernicus
- pygopherd
- Bucktooth
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