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Really cool starter project and blog, thank you

Just wondering what the search function does, I tried a few things like article title, article content and author and none of them seemed to work.

Sorry to bombard the issues I was wondering if it was possible with the content module to add dynamic images to a something like an article.md and have nuxt resolve them eg ( ~/assets/img/blah.jpg ) It looks like it might need to be a dynamic vue component and slotted in but it's kind of unclear on the documentation for the content module. Apologies again if this is the incorrect place to ask.

Given that you can choose from a list of themes directly from nuxt config file, first use that comes to mind is global style theming.

    markdown: {
      prism: {
        theme: 'prism-themes/themes/prism-hopscotch.css'
      }
    },

However, this themes have apparently no impact whatsoever on the blog style.

Further looking at the original repository, "prism" seems to be a theme repository for text editors.

Can someone clarify the purpose of this asset in nuxt blog demo?

• could we get a typescript version of this?

Please give an example.....

Steps to reproduce:

1. git clone https://github.com/nuxtlabs/demo-blog-nuxt-content.git
2. Open http://localhost:3000/blog/some-interesting-title
3. Modify the content of the article and add the following content

1. First item
2. Second item
3. Third item
     1. Indented item
     2. Indented item
4. Fourth item

-First item
-Second item
-Third item
     -Indented item
     -Indented item
-Fourth item

4. The rendering result does not show the list sort number
   

Expected result

See the video demo in detail

Hi there. How to create a pagination component in the list of posts?

I created a rough tag implementation, where tags are stored as content, similar to articles themselves. Each has a name, description, and image. These are displayed on the front page and have dedicated routes to show articles tagged with the given tag. Articles themselves are associated with tags via the frontmatter in the article content.

I'd be happy to clean this up and make a PR, but I'm not sure if you're accepting PRs, especially as the repo is linked to a tutorial article.

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