All of your blog’s configuration is done on the dashboard. It’s where you can select a template for your blog, adjust some of Blot’s settings and set up your blog on your own domain.
Blot comes with seven templates. They’re lightweight and work well on small and large screens. You can also develop your own template from scratch. Here is the selection of templates:
Every blog comes with a subdomain that you are free to use. You can also set up your blog on your own domain.
Guide to using your own domainI’ve written scripts to generate a folder of files from sites built on Tumblr, Wordpress, Jekyll and Squarespace. You can run them yourself or contact me and I will run them for you.
You can set up redirects to prevent broken links on your blog. Your blog’s 404 log will help you discover URLs which need redirects.
Guide to setting up redirectsAt the moment, Blot’s dashboard, documentation, support and templates are available in English. However, you can translate your blog’s template yourself if you know a little HTML.
Guide to editing your blog’s templateYou can change the format of the permalinks generated automatically for each blog post.
Guide to changing your blog’s permalinksBlot comes with a number of features to refine the typography of your blog. This includes true hanging punctuation and common typographic substitutions with Typeset. Blot also renders mathematics in and provides syntax highlighting for code.