Revamp of Node2Blog#5
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* Blog details are now loaded from a json configuration file
* Revamping of layout as well (in progress).
* Using the configured port in blogConfig.json to bind the server to the specified port
* Fixed issue FBK like URL
* Added projects page, removed some unused jade template and improved style
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Hi Jared,
I believe my fork of Node2Blog now has all the features of the original, but is probably faster, more easy to maintain and expand.
I have improved the style as well but I believe it needs refinement (if only I were a designer:p). Ideally you would want Node2Blog to have different themes.
Anyway, have a look at my current changes and let me know what you think.
It works smoothly when I run it locally but also on my personal blog.
Cheers,
Kenshiro (or simply call me Eddie:) ).