Ghost has a neat feature called Code Injection [https://help.ghost.org/hc/en-us/articles/223403488-Code-Injection] that allows you to add any code you want to your blog's header and footer without messing around in theme files. You can use Code Injection to add code highlighting to your blog's code
When a Computed Property needs to observe a long list of properties, especially if that list can be generated at runtime, it can save a lot of effort and maintenance headaches to generate that CP dynamically. An example from Ghost's editor controller mixin [https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/blob/b748137a101f3862589aeddec412bcc6b9d74cde/
I switched from Sublime to Atom around 6 months ago and haven't looked back since. The level of customisation available and the flourishing community have convinced me to stay despite the occasional hic-ups with large files and it's slighly longer startup time. Here's a look at my current setup... Note
This is a continuation of my previous post Installing Ghost on Ubuntu 14.04 [https://lookingsideways.co.uk/2015/01/08/installing-ghost-on-ubuntu-14-04/] Ghost doesn't natively support a multi-site setup in the same manner as WordPress so there is a little more setup involved. There are 4 main steps to setting
When I'm working with a new app or new technology I like to jump in at the deep end because I want to understand what's going on under the hood when using third party services or doing things the quick way. I also found the Ghost setup/installation docs to