Static pages and drafts

Mon, 21 Sep 2009 , modified Mon, 21 Sep 2009

Static pages are pages that you don't want to disappear in a long article list or want to place some changeable information from time to time, like documentation, faq, author info etc. An example of a static page on this site is documentation in the menu. It was a normal article before actually, but now it has its own link:

    /pages/documentation.html

By default pagesdir is pages/. Just put your page (in any format just like a normal article) there.

Drafts are not yet published articles. By default draftsdir is drafts/. Just place your article there. Any time you want a preview just point your browser to the link:

    /drafts/my-not-yet-published-article.html

This article won't be shown in any place. As long as your title is hard to guess noone is going to see it.