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layout: page
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subheadline: Templates
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title: "The Post/Page Template"
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teaser: "The default template for posts and pages aligns the page beautifully in the middle. <strong>But</strong> you can customize posts/pages easily via switches in the front matter to <em>get a sidebar</em> and/or to <em>turn off meta-information</em> at the end of the page like categories, tags and dates."
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meta_teaser: "This is an example of a beautiful aligned post in the middle. There is no sidebar to distract the reader. The difference to the Page-Template is, that you find meta-information at the bottom of the post."
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breadcrumb: true
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categories:
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- design
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tags:
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- blog
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- content
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- post
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- post format
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image:
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title: "unsplash_1.jpg"
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credit: Unsplash.com
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url: http://unsplash.com
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author: mo
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---
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*Feeling Responsive* shows metadata by default. The default behaviour can be changed via `config.yml`. To show metadata at the end of a page/post just add the following to front matter:
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~~~
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show_meta: true
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~~~
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If you don't want to show metadata, it's simple again:
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~~~
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show_meta: false
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~~~
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## Other Post Formats
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{: .t60 }
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{% include list-posts.html tag='post format' %}
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