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Add a page that can list all tags and which posts are part of which tag. VuePress currently does not support dynamic routes so this will be to be done with a single page and a custom component. I am hoping that I have access to the page params in pages to support this.

Posts have been converted but have not yet been checked to see if they work. Links and images need to be checked to ensure they work as expected. I suspect links will be mostly ok but images will likely be broken with the amount I have moved them around. They also all require a title as this use to be handled by the template.

• another-bash-strict-mode
• archlinux-installer
• archlinux-meta-packages
• archlinux-repo-in-a-git-repo - images should be resized
• archlinux-repo-in-aws-bucket - images should be resized
• arduino-and-cmake
• arduino-powered-rover
• bare-metal-assembly-on-the-teensy-3.1
• bare-metal-c-on-the-teensy-3.1
• bare-metal-rust-on-the-teensy-3.1
• custom-rpi-image-with-github-travis
• nim-on-adruino
• pi-zero-w-rover-setup - image height set one one image
• quasselcore-on-archlinux
• raspberry-pi-archlinuxarm-setup - requires an update due to arch breaking binfmt-support
• raspberry-powered-wallboard
• rover-refactor
• rover-rest-api
• rover-web-ui
• rust-powered-rover
• shrimping-it
• xbee-configuration

As nice as the default theme is I would like to make some tweaks to it to support some extra functionality. I think I would like to keep it similar to the original but mash it up with my old theme as well.

Some of my older pages have several aliases to alternative slugs from when I moved things around previously. I really should maintain these links but they are quite old now and I am not sure if any are still actively used.

The old blog had it the new one should as well as I do use it from time to time to see how popular pages are.

I am still missing the footer and need to add one similar to the current site.

Until VuePress supports an RSS feed I need a way to generate one before rendering the site. This will involve creating a simple script that parses the markdown files and creates an xml document from them storing it in site/.vuepress/public/rss.xml using the current one as a base.

Relates to #3

I enabled the RSS feed on my last site and cannot remove this feature as it was a requested feature. There is no support in VuePress for this type of page atm which is a shame and is being tracked in this VuePress issue.

I think that an external approach might have to be done and to simply generate it as an external progress.