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        <h1>Test for different blog layouts</h1>
<h2>posts inside a single directory</h2>
<p>All blog posts reside inside a single directory.</p>
<h2>posts inside some folders</h2>
<p>For example there can be one folder per year. This makes managing of blog posts easier.</p>
<h2>one folder per post</h2>
<p>There is one folder per blog post. Especially useful if there are many associated files
to one blog post (pictures, source files, ...)</p>

      
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feat(liquid): Generalize is_post / posts `page.collection` contains the collection slug which is `posts` for, well, the built-in posts collection. `collections.posts.pages` is a sorted list of all of the pages that are part of the posts collection. Fixes #323 BREAKING CHANGES: `page.is_post` is replaced by `page.collection`. Generally, it'll look like `{% if page.is_post %}` and can be replaced by `{% if page.collection == "posts" %}` `posts` is replaced by `collections.posts.pages`. Generally, it'll look like `{% for post in posts %}` and can be replaced by `{% for post in collections.posts.pages %}` `cobalt migrate` should do this for you. 2017-12-30 03:24:27 +00:00			`<title>README for different directory layouts</title>`
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			`<h1>Test for different blog layouts</h1>`
			`<h2>posts inside a single directory</h2>`
			`<p>All blog posts reside inside a single directory.</p>`
			`<h2>posts inside some folders</h2>`
			`<p>For example there can be one folder per year. This makes managing of blog posts easier.</p>`
			`<h2>one folder per post</h2>`
			`<p>There is one folder per blog post. Especially useful if there are many associated files`
			`to one blog post (pictures, source files, ...)</p>`


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