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I'm using blosxom to serve a blog. I'd like to include a few pages that aren't part of the blog post hierarchy, such as an about page.

For example I'd like to have an about page at example.com/about.html that uses the same header and footer as the other pages, but isn't included in the list of recent posts. What's the easiest way to achieve this?

I think it might be possible with the categorization feature, unfortunately the help page isn't working.

If it makes a difference, I'm using blosxom to generate the site statically.

axblount
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Take a look at the static file rendering help page. In the blosxom script itself you should find a configuration setting like this:

# Where are this blog's static files to be created?
$static_dir = "/home/bloguser/public_html/bloxsom/static";

You can set $static_dir to point to the location of the files.

Standard Unix disclaimers regarding ownershipt and permissions for files directories apply.

G. Cito
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  • `$static_dir` tells where blossom where to put the files it renders. I want to render files that are not blog posts. (undated, no tags, etc.) – axblount May 14 '15 at 18:40