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So we've made a post and added it to the posts  array, but you may be wondering "how do i actually   use html?" I won't go over the full topic here,  but i will point you towards the posts folder,   which contains the html cheat sheet that  I've left for you. Click edit, and you'll see   that there's a lot of content in here with all  kinds of different tags--not just the tag.
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Most tags work similarly to the   tag where they have an opening tag   and a closing tag with a slash. If we view the  cheat sheet, we'll see that there's examples of   all kinds of different things that you can do. And  by comparing the html of this file in the editor   with how it looks on the blog, you  can figure out how to do many things!  
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Of course you can also look for any  kind of beginner's html guide online.   You might think that it seems a bit inconvenient  to have to add all of these tags just to format   your post. But in my experience, you have to think  for a good amount of time while writing anyway,   and adding these little tags can feel like a nice  little meditative act that's just part of the   craft. If you don't want to write your blog post  in html, how about starting out in google docs,  
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copying and pasting into an online html  editor, then hitting the clean up button?   Copy this cleaned up html into one of your  posts, save it, and view. And there you have it!   As a side note, there are certain  conventions to how far we indent our code.   If something is inside something  else, then we indent it further  
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so that it's easy to tell the relationships  at a glance. However, as we just saw,   the code will work either way! It's just a matter  of how tidy we want to be for our own sake.
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