There are five different types of pages in lazyblorg. Most of the time, you are going to produce temporal pages which are related to a specific publishing date. However, it is important to understand the other ones as well.

Persistent articles are not related to a certain date and might get updated frequently. Examples are the about-page, contact-page, and so forth.

Tag pages are optional pages that offer you to write about tags you’re using. If you use a tag without defining its tag page, the tag-page gets generated automatically with no specific content.

Please note that in order to process a blog-heading to its HTML5 representation, its Org-mode file has to be included in the --orgfiles command line argument of lazyblorg.py. Do not forget to include the archive files as well if you have archived blog articles that still should be published.

Snippets are reusable content fragments tagged with lbsnippet. They are resolved during generation and their content is inserted wherever they are referenced. Snippet entries themselves are not published as blog pages.