Posts in relation to the Ghost blogging platform!
Social Media
The last couple of months within the social media industry has been wild, to say the least. Whether it's Elon Musk buying Twitter for $44 billion and subsequently changing the platform, or people signing up for Federated services like Mastodon/Pixelfed/PeerTube, there has been a sense of bringing the
Ghost
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Announcement
Hey everyone, it's been a while since there has been an update with the site. Back in April 2021, I moved from WordPress to Ghost for the 2nd time (I did it in 2017/2018 I believe) and I can tell you that the software has gotten leaps and bounds
Blogging
This is a follow-on to my previous post about installing Ghost 5 on Plesk Obsidian. Please check it out! How to install Ghost 5 on Plesk ObsidianThis is an update to the Ghost 4 install guide from March 2021. The instructions are pretty much the same Yesterday, May 23rd, Ghost
Blogging
This is an update to the Ghost 4 install guide from March 2021. The instructions are pretty much the same. UPDATE: 20th December 2022 - This guide has been updated to include instructions on implementing Ghost with MySQL 8. Yesterday, May 23rd, Ghost released Version 5 to everyone which contains
Ghost
When I moved this website from WordPress to Ghost earlier this year, I used their tool to import the posts in. What it did, it created a 2nd user and associated the posts with that user while keeping the Ghost author (The main one that I would use) as a
Blogging
This is a follow-on to my previous post about installing Ghost 4 on Plesk Obsidian. As with the previous post: I am not an expert in Docker, npm, node.js or related technologies. What I am documenting here is what worked for myself. This is actually really simple, but, we
Blogging
Ghost 4 was released earlier today which brought some nice new features, mainly a way for you to easily create a subscription for your content. Note: I am not an expert in Docker, npm, node.js or related technologies. What I am documenting here is what worked for myself. Pre-requisites