Analytics
TSBlog can show you how many people read your posts, where they came from, and which links they click. It runs on your own server: no cookies, no outside service, nothing sent anywhere. It is off unti…
TSBlog can show you how many people read your posts, where they came from, and which links they click. It runs on your own server: no cookies, no outside service, nothing sent anywhere. It is off unti…
Almost everything is changed on the Settings page in the admin. There is no file to edit. For people who want more control, an optional config.php can override the page. Both are covered here.
What the blog protects, how, and what is left for you to do.
Where your posts and settings live, how the two storage options differ, and what each file in data/ is.
Architecture How the blog is built, for anyone who wants to understand it, change it or extend it. You do not need any of this to use the blog. Design rules - Works the moment it is uploaded. No setti…
The blog can check for a new version, download it, and install it for you. It is one button in Settings → Updates. This page explains how it works, how it keeps you safe, and (for whoever publishes th…
TSBlog has a small built in comment system. It needs no account, no database and no outside service. It is off until you turn it on.
TSBlog now understands reference-style links and GitHub alerts, and has a lite comment system you can switch on.