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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.
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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.
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You can use Statamic's redirect tag plus a custom blueprint to setup dynamic HTTP redirects on your Statamic website.
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Statamic includes a built-in mechanism for setting up 301 and 302 HTTP redirects.
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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!
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.
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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