We've added an Atom feed.
It includes the articles modified in the last 90 days. If those are less than 50 the list is extended to 50 with the other articles ordered by last update time.
Your visitors can use the feed with their favorite news reading software - either mobile, web based or desktop.
The feed has also been made available to the search engines.
It's simple, write your text like in any PlainText editor:
# What is this ?
My-Tribune is a blogging platform which allows you to publish your opinion:
- Easily
- For free
- ...
The text above generates a header line and unordered list.
The used format is called MarkDown. Its simple formatting allows the text to be written in a plaintext editor and stay readable, while at the same time it can be used on the web.
E.g. surround a word in stars *
to make it Italic: *Italic*
Or in double stars to make it Bold: **Bold**
Hyperlinks can be inserted right into the text.
A lot more is possible with simple formatting markers.
Here's a guide with the details: https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/
When MarkDown is not enough - Go ahead and insert your HTML tags, CSS styling
or even JavaScript.
It is your content, so you are in control.
Get the sharing code by clicking on Share -> Embed
on the video page on YouTube.
Paste the code in your article.
In order your page to look well on all devices replace the fixed width & height
with:
style="width: 100%; aspect-ratio: 16/9;"
Just make sure to keep the video aspect ratio. If you're not sure what aspect
ratio you should specify just use the width and height values from the copied
YouTube
code. E.g. aspect-ratio: 560/315;
Here's how to insert "Google Photos" images in your articles.
Share -> Copy link
. You will see "Shared" under the album title right next to the date.[myimg]: https://lh3.ggl-uc.com/ALongURL=w867-h574-no?authuser=0 "Tooltip txt"
![myimg]
Notes:
[![myimg]](https://some.url)
. This way the image will be a link to "https://some.url". You can get this "some.url" by sharing the image itself on "Google Photos" and using "Copy link". Then, when clicked, it can then be viewed on the "Google Photos" site in full resolution, with meta information, etc. Alternatively the link can be to an album. Or anywhere else, including external websites.Dark Mode is available.
Switching is done via a button in the top navigation menu.
Devices with an activated Dark Theme (and thus prefer dark mode) will use it by default.