Add New Blog Post

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Adds a new article card to blog.html by matching the existing pattern (title, description, tags, read time, date). Helps when inserting a new blog post into the grid in chronological order while preserving dark mode and hover effects.

Sby Skills Guide Bot
DevelopmentBeginner
1006/2/2026
Claude Code
#blog#html#static-site#web-development#content-management

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Our review

Adds a new blog article card to blog.html following the existing pattern and layout.

Strengths

  • Maintains visual consistency with existing cards
  • Automatically handles chronological ordering
  • Applies dark mode classes properly
  • Preserves responsive grid layout

Limitations

  • Only works for simple static HTML sites
  • Assumes uniform card structure
  • Does not auto-extract metadata (tags, read time)
When to use it

To quickly add a new article to a static HTML blog with a grid layout.

When not to use it

For dynamic blogs (CMS, databases) or when HTML article cards vary in structure.

Security analysis

Safe
Quality score85/100

The skill only reads and edits a local HTML file using Read, Edit, and Grep. There are no external interactions, destructive commands, or security risks.

No concerns found

Examples

Add a new blog post
Add a new blog article card to blog.html for 'Understanding Web Accessibility'
Add post with multiple tags
Add a new blog post titled 'CSS Grid Tricks' with tags: css, layout, design, estimated read time 8 minutes
Insert post in correct position
Add a new blog article card for 'Getting Started with Claude Code' and place it before the existing cards (newest first)

name: new-blog-post description: Add a new blog article card to blog.html argument-hint: [title] allowed-tools: Read, Edit, Grep

Add New Blog Post

Add a new article card to blog.html for: $ARGUMENTS

Steps

  1. Read blog.html to understand the current card structure and grid layout
  2. Create a new article card matching the existing pattern:
    • Title, description, tags, estimated read time, date
    • Proper dark mode classes
    • Hover effects consistent with other cards
    • Responsive grid placement
  3. Insert the new card in the appropriate position (newest first)
  4. Verify the grid layout still works with the new card count
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