and now the file content shows up/the blog pages exist!

A blog subpage will always have the same template as the main blog page, correct?

so post 1 can't have a different template tha post 4 for example? i tried changing it in the editor but it does not do anything, so i assume that is the case

let's say i have a home/root/file/blog page.

I want to link from that to entry 1 in the folder home/numberonespinelapologist/blog/
and file 1 has a template, and the 1.txt_ file that says its template.

I am trying to link normally, like this:
<a href= "https://numberonespinel apologist.w10.site/cgi-bin/ cms/blog/1">blog </a>
(added spaces that are not there because for some reason the forums won't let me post the link?)

it does not work, it sends me elsewhere or nowhere.

if i just type in [[BLOG_CONTENT]] somewhere it does nothing other than display that text.

https://numberonespinelapologist.w10.site/cgi-bin/cms/blog here is where i was trying to figure it out, none of the links work as intended

example: https://downgrade.w10.site/cgi-bin/cms/blog

also the same webpage https://downgrade.w10.site

click on some pages

You can insert the "blog" structure into absolutely any page (text, then a picture under the text, and then the blog structure)

"insert the structure [[BLOG_CONTENT]]
blog pages are saved in the blog folder, and you can also assign each its own template"

I don't understand what this means. Where, how do i "insert" that?
I tried simple linking to the test blog pages but it only works if i change the .txt into .html, and there seems to be no way to add the template.

Let's say, i want a subpage in my main navigation that says "blog". and then I want that subpage to have links to blog entries 1, 2, 3, 4.
I also want them to use the templates.
How do i do that?

And well, I was also curious what is the timeframe in which i can expect to get my request for hosting approved? So far i did not get anything. I don't want to be too impatient, but I also want to make sure no emails got lost somewhere

Like boxes with special styling so they look like they are a part of the site like this: (assuming bg is e0e0e0)

border-radius: 50px;
background: #e0e0e0;
box-shadow: 20px 20px 60px #bebebe,
-20px -20px 60px #ffffff;

That’s my idea, thanks for considering it
(It’s modern sorry)
BooyahBomb signing off

You can see the image at the GitHub link.

Instructions included.