Update _config.yml

[felixlohmeier]

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Step 5: Create a blog post

⚠️ Do not merge yet! ⚠️

This pull request looks great so far. ✨ You've just edited the _config.yml file! We have some more work to do to create your blog site. You can continue to make commits on your felixlohmeier-patch-1 branch and the pull request will update automatically.

⌨️ Activity: Add some content to your blog

Shortcut Note: Click this link to automatically complete steps 1-4.

1. On the "Code" tab, select your felixlohmeier-patch-1 branch.

2. Click Create new file.

3. Name the file _posts/YYYY-MM-DD-title.md.

4. Replace the YYYY-MM-DD with today's date, and change the title of your first blog post if you'd like. Note: If you do edit the title, make sure there are hyphens between your words.

   • If your blog post date doesn't follow the correct date convention, you'll receive an error and your site won't build. For more information, see "Page build failed: Invalid post date".

5. Type a quick draft of your blog post. Remember, you can always edit it later.

6. Commit your changes to your branch.

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Step 6: Add blog post metadata

Now that you've created your Jekyll blog post file, we can add syntax to it. The syntax Jekyll files use is called YAML front matter. It goes at the top of your file and looks something like this:

---
title: "Welcome to my blog"
date: 2019-01-20
---

This example adds a title and date to your blog post. There are other useful things you could add here in the future like layouts, categories, or any other logic that is useful to you. For more information about configuring front matter, see the Jekyll front matter documentation.

⌨️ Activity: Add Front Matter to your Blog Post

1. Click the "Files Changed" tab in this pull request.

2. There are two files in the "Files Changed" tab, the _config.yml file and the _posts/YYYY-MM-DD-title.md file. Make sure to edit the file in the _posts folder.

3. Click on the icon to edit on the right side of the screen.

4. Type the following content at the top of your blog post:

   ---
   title: "YOUR-TITLE"
   date: YYYY-MM-DD
   ---
   

5. Replace YOUR-TITLE with the title for your blog post.

6. Replace YYYY-MM-DD with today's date.

7. Commit your changes to your branch.

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Step 7: Merge your first post

Nice work @felixlohmeier 🎉! Users will be reading your blog in no time!

⌨️ Activity: Merge your pull request

1. If satisfied with your post, click Merge pull request.
2. Click Confirm merge.
3. Click Delete branch.

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Nice work

Congratulations @felixlohmeier, you've completed this course!

Your blog is now live and has been deployed here!

Before we finish, let's recap everything you completed in this repository

• You used the GitHub Flow like a natural
• You enabled GitHub Pages
• You selected a theme using the config file
• You learned about proper directory format and file naming conventions in Jekyll
• You added and modified Jekyll front matter

What's next?

There's so much more you can do with GitHub Pages, and you have a solid start. Now...what will you learn next?