created:2021-05-14
author:Foobär
top:README:Blog Entries
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title:Tags

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Tags assign meta information to an entry or page, such as their title, creation date, categories or the name of the author of an entry. They are written one per
line at the beginning of an entry or page source file. (See the sections "Blog Entries" and "Pages" above.)
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All tags are optional. Some tag types are useful to use multiple times in a single entry header, others can only occur once. Some tag types you will rarely use and
some probably never. The section "Tags Types" below lists and explains all tag types that SBWG knows. If you use a tag that is not listed below, it will be ignored
by SBWG. But too many lines of non-existant tag types will make it look to the script like they are not part of the header anymore. In that case they and every
following line will be considered part of the page's/entry's content.
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A tag line starts with the tag type, followed by a colon (":"), followed by the value of the tag. There may be no space before or directly after the colon. The value
of a tag can contain spaces and other special characters, though. The value of a tag may not contain a colon, except when it is used to assign sub-tags.
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