Deploying a Statamic Site to Netlify Using the Static Site Generator
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With Statamic v3, you can generate static sites which means you can deploy to services such as Netlify, AWS S3, Now, etc.
Escaping Antlers Output in Statamic via the `noparse` Tag
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By default, when you output content from a field into a template, Statamic will attempt to run that content through the Antlers templating language.
Setting Up Dynamic HTTP Redirects with Statamic v3
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You can use Statamic's redirect tag plus a custom blueprint to setup dynamic HTTP redirects on your Statamic website.
Using Static HTTP Redirects in Statamic v3
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Statamic includes a built-in mechanism for setting up 301 and 302 HTTP redirects.
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Using GitHub's Gists for embedded code blocks on your Statamic v3 site
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Check how easy it is to have proper syntax highlighting added to your code blocks:
Turns into this when you save:
1const foo = {'bar': 123};How easy was that?!?
Couldn't be any easier to get awesome syntax highlighting directly into your website!
How does it work?
It works via the Oh See Gists Statamic v3 add-on: https://statamic.com/marketplace/addons/oh-see-gists
The add-on uses your GitHub account to sync your entry's content to Gists whenever you save data.
Find it on the Statamic marketplace
If you have a site running Statamic v3 and you're looking to embed code blocks with proper syntax highlighting, look no further!
Another awesome benefit is you don't have to worry about installing CSS/JS for syntax highlighting into your site. GitHub's Gist iframe will include all of that for you.
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