Template Reference
Template Reference
"Complete reference for Marmite's template system, including all available variables, functions, and customization options."
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"Complete reference for Marmite's template system, including all available variables, functions, and customization options."
"Complete guide to using streams for content organization in Marmite - an alternative to tags for categorizing your content."
Maintaining working links is crucial for website quality and user experience. Lychee is a fast, asynchronous link checker that can validate all links in your Marmite-generated website, helping you ide...
Marmite now supports configurable markdown parser options through the markdown_parser section in your marmite.yaml configuration file. This allows you to customize how your markdown content is process...
"Learn how to enable automatic banner image generation for your blog posts using Marmite's built-in image provider feature."
"Learn how to publish markdown source files alongside your HTML content with Marmite's new source publishing feature."
Marmite CLI is designed to be always executed pointing to an input_folder where the markdown content is located, and besides generating the site it comes with other useful features. The basic usage is...
Learn how to create your blog with Marmite in minutes, you can start with zero-config and then customize gradually later. Not convinced yet? Read why-to-use-marmite Quick Start Installation The quick...
Marmite is a simple, easy and opinionated static site generator. Marmite doesn't require specific folder structure or complex configuration, the goal is that a blog can be generated simply by running...
Marmite uses Tera as its template parser, the language is very similar to Jinja or Twig. Important always link relative to the current path starting with ./ If absolute url is needed then use {{ url_...