The concept of posts and pages the way they were with Wordpress are out the window. All posts are posts. All pages are posts.
I'm taking advantage of the fact I can make a folder, put a _posts folder under it, and Jekyll automatically categorizes those posts. This means there are three main types/categories of posts/pages:
Despite being a static site generator; pickmy.org has usually had some form of random text line on it's pages since it's inception. To this effect I have specified permalinks on everything using a new format so Jekyll outputs .php files.
taglines.txt is not the same one used on the site. That one is stored externally and symlinked when the site is built.
Post categories are determined by sub-folders automatically; in fact no posts exist in the default _posts folder for that reason. It also copies the file to the right spot based on what you tell it.
```
user@host:~/blogsite$ ./compose.sh blog Post Title Here
```
It's the blog category followed by the title. You don't have to enclose the title, the script automatically assumes every word after the first is the title.
