Got my rusty brains working on how to create unique blog posts within the limits of bashblog and so invoked the -f option to edit the whole html document.
Made my inline style changes to the <body> tag and the blog post looked real nice.
Next time I ran "bb rebuild", all those changes got nuked.
What good is the -f edit option if the changes made with it are temporary?
I personally can never get edits to stick, so I just create a new file outside of my blog folder and edit it normally in nVim with the bashblog format, then copy and paste it into a new ./bb post
Got my rusty brains working on how to create unique blog posts within the limits of bashblog and so invoked the -f option to edit the whole html document.
Made my inline style changes to the <body> tag and the blog post looked real nice.
Next time I ran "bb rebuild", all those changes got nuked.
What good is the -f edit option if the changes made with it are temporary?