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   When you first start HubPress, the *Posts* view is empty. As you create blog posts, the page populates with the list of posts on the left, and a live preview of the blog post itself on the right.
   
  -=== Writing A Blog Post with HubPress
  +== Writing A Blog Post with HubPress
   
   NOTE: 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.
   
  -==== Blog Title, and Headings
  +=== Blog Title, and Headings
   
   The blog title is always Level 1 in an AsciiDoc post. For example, `= Blog Title` sets the name of the Blog Post to `Blog Title`.
   
  
positive.code: image::http://<full path to image>[]
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  ===== Using 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. Alternatively, you can use multiple issues to store individual images. 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.
  
  video::KoaGU91qJv8[youtube]
  
  ==== Embedding Videos
  
  HubPress allows you to embed video directly into your blog post by using a quick notation in your blog post. You don't need to put it the full URL: all you need is the unique video ID.
  
  
negative.code: :hp-alt-title: My English Title
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  === Adding Images
  
  ==== Push Images to GitHub Repository
  
  You can use Git command line or a Git app to add images to your blog posts:
  
  