diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index eaccb5c..4e65048 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -20,15 +20,15 @@ Concepts * Templates: HTML templates are style files for your website. They are incomplete HTML files with placeholders for content, partials and other stuff. - - File extension: `.template` or `.blog_template`. - - Place content: `{{content}}`. - - Place partials: `{{partial: partial_name}}`. + --> File extension: `.template` or `.blog_template`. + --> Place content: `{{content}}`. + --> Place partials: `{{partial: partial_name}}`. * Partials: Contents that are common to many pages, for example sidebars, menus. * Metadata: Key-Value pairs (nesting is allowed) of strings. Including global metadata and per-page metadata. User defined metadata are allowed. For example: - - `build_time`: Time the build script run. - - `build_time_iso`: ISO format of `build_time`. - - `blog`: Special entry for blog pages. + --> `build_time`: Time the build script run. + --> `build_time_iso`: ISO format of `build_time`. + --> `blog`: Special entry for blog pages. Documentation ---- @@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ Not all the dependencies are required, it depends on what feature you use. A template is just a text file with extension `template` or `blog_template`. You need to define the place to put page content by writing `{{content}}` in the template. -For example: +For example: // php : it can be used to hide the code from the user @@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ Each page has its contents and metadata, you can use `{{key}}` to refer them in A page can be defined by a html file or a markdown file. -For example a html file: +For example a html file: // using php