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   === Use GitHub Issues as an Image Hosting Container
   
  -You can use a single issue as an image container for a blog post containing many issues by uploading multiple images as comments. 
  +You can use a single issue as an image container for a blog post containing many issues by uploading multiple images as comments.
   Alternatively, you can use multiple issues to store individual images.
   
  -Whatever works best for you, and your organization style. 
  +Whatever works best for you, and your organization style.
   
   Watch this five minute video for a demonstration about how to use GitHub Issues and Cloud Hosting services as embed targets, and some bonus tips on using the `image` AsciiDoc syntax.
   
  
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  TIP: The trick with block passthroughs (no matter the type) is to ensure any `src` value does not contain a mixed protocol. 
  For example if the `src` link contained `http` and your blog uses a `https` protocol, the embed would fail.
  
  Some <iframe> elements provided by these sites may include the protocol, and you will need to strip the protocol out when declaring passthrough blocks.
  
  The source link is essentially an absolute target to the hosted file on the service. 
  The `//` opens the pointer to the file. 
  See https://github.com/HubPress/hubpress.io/issues/136[this issue] which describes the journey to discovering how to embed content other than Vimeo and YouTube content.
  
  
  
  == Troubleshooting
  
  If something is not working as you expect, some of these tips may help.
  
  === Resetting Blog Database on Android
  
  Sometimes the HubPress local database becomes out-of-sync with your published blog. This can happen because you are editing your blog on your PC, then switch over to your tablet.
  
  HubPress works on a locally-stored database specific to your Browser, so if you switch devices —and subsequently switch browsers— you lose the synchronicity between browsers.
  
  To return your instance of HubPress to that of the published blog, clear the browser Cache and Data in Settings > Apps. When you do this, HubPress is forced to rebuild the local database, and will reflect the state of the blog in GitHub.
  
  == Frequently Asked Questions
  
  
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  = Writers' Guide
  
  This guide will help you write your first blog post using basic AsciiDoc syntax.
  It also describes blog paramters used to control aspects of post sort order, and category tags.
  Read this guide if you are new to writing AsciiDoc mark-up, or have not used HubPress to create a blog post before.
  
  NOTE: If you can write a text email, you can create great blog posts with AsciiDoc and HubPress.
  
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  == About AsciiDoc
  
  If you have never used AsciiDoc before to write content, the http://asciidoctor.org/docs/asciidoc-writers-guide/[AsciiDoctor Writer's Guide] should be your first stop in your journey.
  The guide provides both basic and advanced mark-up examples for you to copy and use.
  
  HubPress Editor displays the AsciiDoc code on the left, and the live preview on the right.
  