Reworked to improve flexibility

[PetchouDev]

I was browsing GitHub when I found this awesome blog template from @ashish-makes, and I wanted to use it for my purpose.

After aditiong a few things a make it mine, I thought this project could become even greater with more flexibility.

So I reworked a few things on it:

• Added categories models to make easier their management and thier assignations to posts
• Added project models, to allow an easier management instead of writing the html code
• About class to make the section text easier to edit
• Skill model, to show custom skills/values on the about page
• reworked search form to use created categories
• commented contact page url assignation (only because I don't need it)
• added and icon to the nav bar
• added script to load a virtual env (named .env), update teh database and start the dev server (default address/port)

The blog is still basically the same, but the admin pannel now offers more possibilities.

Once again, thanks @ashish-makes for your increbible work!

[BoboMuller]

Hi @PetchouDev,
the categories you added are very buggy and also you leaked your API key.
Except from that this is a nice PR.

[PetchouDev]

What do you mean by very buggy ?
I now the logic I used to make sure the user set a category is quite messy…
And I think it make the category menu overflow weirdly on some resolutions
But it actually seemed to work well
About the api key, I don’t know even remember using one… where was it ? I just forwarded the port via SSH so I was able to connect via localhost (which doesn’t require the api key).

Anyway I will look at this deeper in the weekend, thank for your answer!

[BoboMuller]

Hi @PetchouDev,
I am not 100% sure anymore since it is now some weeks ago that I modified your code, but I think the categories broke the search completely for instance.
About the overflow I think that this is not your fault, since this always happens, even using the original repo.
The API key I meant is the tiny.cloud one