Including images in a post is done in Markdown.

Take a look at the file “posts/images.md”, you’ll see that there are local images and remote images in the markdown. This one for instance:

Including Remote Images

You can include images from remote sources by using the remote url in the markdown. The image will be pulled down and placed into your images directory, and it should only do this once.

Since we can’t rely on the original name being well-formed or unique, the remote image gets renamed when it is saved. See which image extensions are the default here.

Images Index

An image index is created in the “indices” directory so that remote images are only pulled down once. If you need to re-pull images either edit or remove the “images.json” file in the “indices” directory.

Images Error Index

If there’s an error pulling down a remote image, information is left in the “images-err.json” file in indices. There’s a waiting period before the image can be retried, to be polite to remote servers, which is set here.

The markdown for this post lives in the “more-posts” directory. If the “posts.yaml” file there is changed to say

skip-archive: true

when you click on the archive link, you’ll see the other posts there but not this one.

Likewise, setting

skip-blog-roll: true

in “more-posts/posts.yaml” would exclude any post in that directory from the blogroll, for instance.