The files you have access to are organised in a structured manner to enable the site to be served relatively easily, and so that you have an amount of freedom.
/root
> This is where all of your main web pages will be written in markdown
> You can create folders in here and link to them directly. For example a file stored at “/root/deep/web.md” can be reached at “www.yoursite.com/deep/web”
/s
>’s’ is for ‘static’. All files in here, and internal folders can be downloaded by anyone unchanged. This particularly useful for images, css and javascript files, but can be used for any kind of file.
> You can organise it internally however you wish, adding folders and files.
> That said, please leave the /s/core folder alone, unless you plan on changing something across the whole website.
/templates
>The templates folder, describes how your pages will actually be seen by the web-browser. In General, you won’t want to make changes here.
/blog
> This folder is a space for your blog, files in here should all be “.md” markdown files. They should also include a “#title” at the top, and may include a “#date:DD/MM/YYYY”, to overide the files own creation time.
> These files should be reachable by the user by following, www.yoursite.com/blog/ note the “/” at the end, Hopefully, that won’t be needed soon.
/logs
> These files will show you data about daily usage, I aim to make these more useful over time.
/modify
> Whenever you add a blog, or make a change to the templates. Write a line about the changes you made here. Changes to this file, will tell the site to update, within 20 seconds. And you can use it to keep a view of your changes.