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- var OPT = false
each opt in data.OPT
	if (typeof(opt) !== 'undefined')
		if (typeof(opt.displayText) !== 'undefined')
			- OPT = true
			
if (OPT == true)
  include ../partials/opt

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  //<![CDATA[
  WebFontConfig = {
    google: {
      families: ['Roboto+Slab:400,700:latin']
    },
    typekit: {
      id: 'kax3zci'
    },
    monotype: {
      projectId: '0d4aee2f-16cb-4cc3-9186-1e2317d930ab'

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{
  "go-out-and-make-it-your-own": {
    "title": "Go Out & Make It Your Own",
    "date": "2013-08-19"
  },
  "an-out-of-order-article": {
    "title": "An out-of-order article",
    "date": "2014-11-01"
  },
  "welcome-to-harp": {

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Adding a CSS framework to a Harp app with npm

Let’s create an example app that installs Fluidity from npm.

1. Create an example app.

cd ~/Desktop
harp init example
cd example

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p “The environment is #{ environment }.”

ul
  each article, slug in public.data
    unless article.published===false && environment=="Production"
      li
        a(href="/articles/#{ slug }") #{ article.title }

//- Now, running the server locally will show
    A Simple Blog and A Simple Article, but in

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A quick example Harp app that uses the correct title for your blog in the correct place.

The App

app/
  |- _harp.json
  |- _layout.ejs
  |- index.ejs
  |+ posts/
      |- _data.json

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/* Blockquotes

   Corresponding Markdown is:

   > This is the blockquote
   > **Author [Source](http://example.com/article.html)**

   Replace the variables with your own.

*/