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@@ -9,3 +9,5 @@ I looked at the "inline" docs but may have overlooked this.
 I do see I can disable the editpage plugin to remove from front page. But then that made it so I can't add a new blog posting (I want to just not from the front page).
 
 -- [[JeremyReed]]
 I do see I can disable the editpage plugin to remove from front page. But then that made it so I can't add a new blog posting (I want to just not from the front page).
 
 -- [[JeremyReed]]

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+> You need two separate inlines, one on your front page which can be as simple as `\[[!inline pages="blog/*"]]`, and another on a hidden/unadvertised  page, which has `postform=yes` added, that you will use to add posts.  Removing the 'Edit' link from the front page (and all other pages — presumably you don't want it on blog post pages either) can be achieved in a number of ways.  I do it by removing it from my `page.tmpl` file (point `templatedir` in your setup file to a directory under your control; copy `/usr/share/ikiwiki/templates/page.tmpl` into it, and remember that every time ikiwiki is upgraded, potentially the file has changed, and you might need to merge in the changes).  A better way might be to hide the link via CSS (`.actions { display: none; }`). You can't add pages via the web interface if you remove [[plugins/editpage]] from your setup. You should look at [[plugins/lockedit]] to make sure that only you can edit pages/submit blog posts, should anyone else stumble across your unadvertised "submit blog post" page. — [[Jon]]