Add Blog Post

Alright, let's start by unzipping the provided file and taking a look at its contents. This will give us a better idea of the structure of your Jekyll website.

The contents of the zip file have been extracted to a directory named danecjensen.github.io-main. Let's explore this directory further to understand the structure of your Jekyll website and determine where to add the new blog post.

Based on the structure of your Jekyll website, it appears that blog posts are likely stored in the _posts directory. This is the conventional directory for Jekyll blog posts.

To proceed, I'll create a new blog post titled "Building in Public" inside the _posts directory. The filename format for Jekyll posts typically follows the YYYY-MM-DD-title-of-post.md format.

I'll use today's date for the filename. Let's go ahead and create that post.

I've created the "Building in Public" blog post for you. You can find it here.

Would you like me to re-zip the entire directory so you can download and deploy it to GitHub Pages? Or do you have any other modifications or requests?

Of course, my apologies for the oversight.

I'll first inspect an existing post or template from your site to understand the HTML structure. Based on that structure, I'll create the new "Building in Public" blog post using a similar HTML template. Let's start by examining the contents of the _posts directory, if there are any existing posts, or alternatively, we can look into the _layouts directory for post templates.

It appears you have several blog posts written in HTML format. I'll take a look at one of them to understand the structure and then use that as a reference to create the "Building in Public" post in HTML format.

I'll inspect the post titled "smart-phone-apps-as-a-new-creative-medium.html" as a reference.

I've inspected the structure of the reference post. The main components seem to include:

1. Front matter (defined between --- lines) indicating the layout.
2. Image(s) using the <img> tag.
3. Date and content enclosed within <p> tags.

Using this structure as a reference, I'll now create the "Building in Public" post in HTML format.

I've created the "Building in Public" blog post in HTML format for you. You can find it here.

Would you like me to re-zip the entire directory now so you can download and deploy it to GitHub Pages? Or do you have any other modifications or requests?