by ray | Feb 29, 2016 | Ghost
Introduction Ghost is an exciting new blogging platform focused on getting back to the basics. It allows you to focus on content and presentation without the usual bloat and distractions. In previous guides, we discussed how to deploy Ghost on DigitalOcean with our...
by ray | Feb 29, 2016 | Ghost
The following guide outlines how to integrate email subscriptions with your Ghost blog using Feedburner, a is a free service that pushes your blog content to readers who subscribe. Note: This tutorial assumes that you already have access to an HTML editor capable of...
by ray | Feb 29, 2016 | Ghost
Note: This tutorial assumes that you already have access to an HTML editor capable of recognizing “.hbs” files. If you do not have an HTML editor, there are several free options, such as Brackets. Download a copy of Casper To start, grab a copy the latest...
by ray | Feb 29, 2016 | Ghost
After running Ghost for the first time, you’ll find a file called config.js in the root directory of Ghost, along with index.js. This file allows you to set environment level configuration for things like your URL, database, and mail settings. If you haven’t yet run...
by ray | Feb 29, 2016 | Ghost
Blog posts in Ghost are written using Markdown. Markdown is a minimal syntax for marking up your documents with formatting, using punctuation and special characters. For those new to Markdown, this guide will help you become familiar with the full list of shortcuts...
by ray | Aug 12, 2015 | DigitalOcean, Ghost, HTML / Web
Introduction Want to create a simple to use and beautiful blog with Ghost? Thanks to DigitalOcean’s one-click “application” installation, you can create a droplet with Ghost pre-installed, running and ready to go in just a few short minutes! The...
