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date 2016-01-05 03:39:38 -0800
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title Example draft post!

This is what a sample draft should look like!

Save the file and run Jekyll with the --drafts flag to preview your work.

{% highlight bash lineanchors %} $ bundle exec jekyll serve -w --drafts {% endhighlight %}

Go back to localhost:4000 and you should see your new post listed under today’s date. Jekyll infers the post title from the filename if none is provided, and uses the file’s last-modified date as the publication date.

Now when you’ve finished a draft and decide to publish it, the process is pretty straight forward. Move the file from _drafts to _posts, add the year formatted as YYYY-MM-DD- to the start of the filename.

Note:

When you publish a post, if you haven't set an excerpt field in your front-matter, the first paragraph will be shown as the excerpt. Note that the excerpts don't process the markdown in the preview, so either ensure that you have a short & sweet excerpt or that the first sentence of your post does not have formatting marks.