Show a list of pages anywhere: your latest posts on your home page in one block
Put your three newest blog posts on your home page, or a list of projects on your about page, with one Markdown block, and know when to use Obsidian Bases instead.
Guides, deep dives and the thinking behind Flowershow.
Put your three newest blog posts on your home page, or a list of projects on your about page, with one Markdown block, and know when to use Obsidian Bases instead.
Turn a folder of Markdown pages into a blog index, a grid of projects or a team page on Flowershow, with no code: a folder name or one line of frontmatter.
An honest map of the four layers of Flowershow theming — what a theme can change, what only a site owner can change, and what nobody can change without a pull request.
Reflections on Flowershow's product boundary, and why its strength is opinionated markdown publishing rather than becoming a lighter Astro.
A round-up of recent sidebar improvements — on by default for new sites, a redesigned mobile experience with breadcrumbs, and per-route visibility control.
The Flowershow Obsidian plugin now connects directly to Flowershow Cloud. No GitHub repository required. Simpler setup, faster publishing.
You can now publish .html files directly with Flowershow.
Point at a file, see it live, move on. An instant local preview server for your Markdown.
Dynamic views for your notes are now in Beta!
Publish markdown files directly from your terminal with the new Flowershow CLI.
Flowershow now supports Obsidian Bases in alpha — dynamic, queryable views of your notes with filters, formulas, and multiple layouts on your published site.
Keep your content private and secure with password-protected sites. Control who can access your published content with a simple password.
Flowershow now fully supports CommonMark and GitHub-Flavored Markdown — tables, footnotes, task lists, and more — so your Markdown renders exactly as written.
Flowershow now lets you choose how each page is rendered — Markdown for pure content, MDX for components and JSX.
Flowershow now supports URL redirects, making it easier to manage your content's URLs and maintain backwards compatibility.