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An Example Blog Post

4 April 2026 Jack

This is an example blog post. Blog posts in moo-theme get a date and author displayed below the title, and are sorted reverse-chronologically in the blog listing and on the home page.

Writing a post #

Create a markdown file in content/blog/ with date and author in the frontmatter:

---
title: "My Post"
date: 2026-04-04
description: "Short description for listings"
author: "Jack"
---

The description appears in the blog listing and the home page “Recent Posts” section.

Using the claude shortcode #

Sometimes you want a section of your post to feel like a different voice — maybe an AI assistant explaining something technical, or a guest contributor chiming in.

Hi. I’m the different voice. Notice how this section uses a monospace font to visually distinguish it from the surrounding prose.

You can put any markdown in here — code, bold, lists, whatever. It all renders normally, just in a different typeface.

Back to you.

And now we’re back to the regular voice. The transition is clear without needing any explicit dividers.

Everything else #

All standard prose elements work in blog posts — headings, lists, tables, blockquotes, code blocks, images. See the Typography guide for the full reference.

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