Formatting guide

Section heading

Smaller heading

Bold, italic, strikethrough, highlight, inline code, 2^nd and E = mc^2, H₂O.
Add a footnote like this.¹ Bare links become clickable: https://noted.do

Link text or just paste a URL: https://noted.do

Use the image button on the plugin bar to upload, then add the line it gives you.

Leave out the quoted part if you don't want a caption. Pictures hosted anywhere else work the same way.

<?php
$posts = db()->query('SELECT title FROM posts')->fetchAll();
foreach ($posts as $post) {
    echo $post['title'], PHP_EOL;
}

Put the language after the three backticks. Supported names include:
php, js, ts, python, bash, sql, json, html, css, yaml, nginx, dockerfile, go, rust, java, cs, cpp, ruby, diff, ini, markdown. Leave it blank and the blog guesses.

sudo systemctl restart nginx
curl -I https://noted.do

- 'max_image_px' => 1600,
+ 'max_image_px' => 2400,

• Bullet item
• Another item
  • Nested item

1. First step
2. Second step

• Back up the Listed feed
• Import old posts

Quoted text goes here.

CloudPanel

The control panel that runs this site.

Paste the link on its own line:

Raw HTML works too, like on Listed. Scripts and unsafe styles are removed.

Styled paragraph

Above the line

Below the line

Start a note with a block between two --- lines to set options, exactly like Listed. Everything is optional.

desc: One-line summary shown in previews and search results
image_url: https://noted.do/uploads/u1/2026/09/cover.jpg
custom_path: my-custom-address
created_at: 2026-01-15
pinned: true
hidden: false
author_name: Guest Writer
author_link: https://example.com
canonical: https://example.com/where-this-was-first-published

Then the post begins here.

• publish_at: 2026-10-01 09:00 schedules the post. It stays hidden and appears on its own at that time.
• draft: true keeps the note unpublished; you get a private link to preview it.
• tags: php, self hosting adds tags. Each gets a page listing its posts.
• series: Harbor Trip and series_part: 2 group posts. Each one shows "Part 2 of 5" with links to the others.
• hidden: true keeps the post off your blog's list, the site's home page and all feeds; anyone with the link can still read it (the same as on Listed).
• main_feed: false keeps the post on your blog but off the site's home page, site-wide RSS and site-wide search. To keep all your posts off the home page, change "Site home page" on your account page.
• featured: tutorial (admins only) shows the post in the Featured section of the home page with that label. Use featured: news, featured: new feature, featured: true, or any short label; featured: false removes it.
• Private (the checkbox on the plugin bar, or private: true) gives the post a secret link instead of a public address.
• pinned: true keeps the post at the top of your blog.

A page is a note that appears in your blog's menu instead of the post list, like an About page.

page: true
page_sort: 1

About me and this blog.

Use page_link: https://... to add a menu item that links somewhere else.

Publish a note that starts with this front matter and contains only CSS. It styles your whole blog. Unpublish the note to remove it.

metatype: css

.blog-title { color: #c7000c; }
.post-preview { border-radius: 0; }
body { --paper: #fffaf0; }

Titles only on your blog

To show only post titles on your blog's front page (as on Listed), publish a style note:

---
metatype: css
---

.author-post .post-body {
  display: none;
}

Blog pages use the same class names Listed did (author-post, post-body), so Listed CSS themes keep working.