Ghost has just released the first Beta version of Ghost 1.0. This has been a long time coming and let me tell you, it looks gorgeous! There is still bugs to be fixed and things to be tweaked, but here is a preview of some of the new features… Read More
If you have a Ghost blog with a SQLite3 backend and want to migrate to MySQL, you can use this simple process: To get started you will need to have MySQL installed on your server: Ubuntu apt-get install mysql-server CentOS yum install mysql-server <li>Go through the MySQL… Read More
If you have a file, or collection of files that you would like to host alongside Ghost, you can do this by making a couple adjustments to your Nginx configuration. Here are two examples on how to do this for a single file, or folder of assets in Nginx and… Read More
One big aspect of having your site be mobile friendly is to not display huge images when someone is using their phone. Currently, in Ghost, there is no media management and no way to do this easily. While this will come in the future, we have seen some people who… Read More
As of Ghost 0.5.9, Ghost now has a built in Navigation handler and admin. This allows you to be able to edit and change your navigation without needing to edit your theme files. This is a huge upgrade for theme developers as well as end users of those… Read More
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