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Blog Register

Build and preview full-screen flipbook Blog entries in Coral Ember. To stay inside Zenfolio’s HTML limit, the eight supplied posts are embedded as metadata only; full article blocks are loaded when you import or build a post.

Working rule The Blog title and date remain the Zenfolio entry information. The custom post HTML begins with the compact Coral Ember intro panel, followed by Soft Clay copy panels and the article media. Preview the entry here before replacing or publishing any source code.

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New Blog entry

One record per Blog post. Landing information is embedded permanently; working article blocks are stored in this browser and included in JSON backups. Import an existing Blog HTML/TXT file whenever you need the full published article in the preview.

This is the image used on the main Blog page card. It can be different from the first image inside the article.
This introduction appears opposite the title on the opening spread.

 

Article blocks

Each content block fills one page panel, left then right. A section heading joins the next block. Use “Start a new spread” to begin on the left.

 

Live preview

The card checks the Blog landing page information. The flipbook preview shows the exported reader. Close in the preview returns to its first spread; exported posts return to The Blog.

Blog landing card

Add a landing image URL

BLOG TITLE

DISPLAY DATE

Article

Output & backup

The Blog HTML output is the complete custom-code block for the individual Zenfolio post. The card output is the single entry used on the Blog landing page.

Blog post HTML

Blog landing card

 

Zenfolio-safe working method: the Register HTML embeds only entry metadata so the page stays below the 100 KB limit. Full article blocks remain in this browser and in the JSON backup. Download JSON after a working session; use Import Blog HTML when reopening an older published post.

Saved Blog entries

The supplied register begins with the eight retained Blog posts as lightweight metadata records. Import a post’s current HTML/TXT to restore its full article blocks for editing or preview. Newer dated entries appear first.