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  1. Ghost Theme 'Lenore'

    Ghost is a blogging platform. Lenore is a theme designed to showcase writing and as such most of its features are about what it doesn't do.

  2. Ghost Share Links Cheat Sheet

    In my previous post Add Share Links to Ghost Themes I outlined how to create no-cost share links using the Ghost handlebars API. In this post I'll provide code snippets to some of...

  3. Add Share Links to Ghost Themes

    The fastest, "lightest" way to make your Ghost blog shareable.

  4. Proxy Ghost with homebrew Apache

    I don't know if you're like me, but I'm lazy. As such I find adding ports to URLs to be quite tedius, so the fact that Ghost runs on a non-standard web port (:2368 as opposed to...

  5. Secure Ghost with Cloudflare SSE

    Cloudflare is a great company for so many reasons. They provide DNS, CDN, and security all in one ‐ even on their free tier. If you're not using Cloudflare yet, you should...

  6. Host Your Ghost Blog on Github Pages

    I've written a little bit about this before but this site is currently created using a local copy of Ghost and then converted to a static HTML site and deployed to GitHub pages....

  7. Start Your Ghost Server on Login

    If you follow the Ghost documentation to install and start Ghost then you probably just open terminal, cd to your install directory and type npm start, this leaves you with a...

  8. Add Search to Your Ghost Blog with Swiftype

    If you're moving from WordPress to Ghost (or really any other blog platform) one of the things you've probably noticed is sorely missing is search. The Ghost devs know it too....

  9. Migrate from Wordpress to Ghost

    I've been using WordPress as the backend of my website for about 4 years now. I've been a fan of its simplicity, its usability, and its extensability. I didn't want to spend a lot...

  10. Moving

    Goodbye Wordpress, hello Ghost.