Page

Tufte-Python mirrors Jekyll’s own conventions: it provides for posts and pages.

Posts

Posts are for recurring pieces of similar content such as might be found in a typical blog entry. Post content lives in a folder named "content/posts" and files are created in this folderYes, a page like this one and its "layout: post" set in the front matter has the same structure as a post.. They are named with a date prepended to the title of the post. For instance content/posts/2004-02-24-this-is-a-post.md is a perfectly valid post filename.

Posts will always have a section above the content itself consisting of YAML front matter, which is metadata about the post. A post title must always be present for the post to be processed properly.

---
title: Some Title
date: 2004-02-24 10:18:00
---
## Content

Markdown formatted content *here*.

Pages

Page material is more suited to static, non-recurring types of content. Pages are Markdown documents with YAML front matter that live in "content/pages" and are converted to standalone content, such as this Page or the About page.