Fix spelling errors.

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/html/blog/2024-11-09+Restructure_Part_One_Million.tmpl.html b/html/blog/2024-11-09+Restructure_Part_One_Million.tmpl.html
index b86fc3d..7d32401 100644
--- a/html/blog/2024-11-09+Restructure_Part_One_Million.tmpl.html
+++ b/html/blog/2024-11-09+Restructure_Part_One_Million.tmpl.html
@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 {{ define "article" }}

 <article>

   <h2>{{ .Title }}</h2>

-  <p>Well... here we are once again. I'm back again with a dynamic site, not just a template engine, at the request of my friend. The single page blog format is tedious to skim and requires a significant ammount of scrolling. With this, you can skim the headlines a lot faster.</p>

-  <p>Tagging is the next feature in development. I've got the URLs set up in a pretty scuffed way... the date, title, and tags are all in the file name and appear in the URL bar. This is pretty scary if you look at stuff like <a href="/blog/2024-02-10+50°F,_Overcast,_and_Windy">this post title</a>. I'll probably have to figure something out, but for now, it does seem to work with these weird characters at the expense of an evil URL. The tags at the end of the url should be easily searchable once I develop a function. There will be a details element on the main blog that allows for filtering based on a tag.</p>

+  <p>Well... here we are once again. I'm back again with a dynamic site, not just a template engine, at the request of my friend. The single page blog format is tedious to skim and requires a significant amount of scrolling. With this, you can skim the headlines a lot faster.</p>

+  <p>Tagging is the next feature in development. I've got the URLs set up in a pretty scuffed way... the date, title, and tags are all in the file name and appear in the URL bar. This is pretty scary if you look at stuff like <a href="/blog/2024-02-10+50°F,_Overcast,_and_Windy">this post title</a>. I'll probably have to figure something out, but for now, it does seem to work with these weird characters at the expense of an evil URL. The tags at the end of the URL should be easily searchable once I develop a function. There will be a details element on the main blog that allows for filtering based on a tag.</p>

   <p>I also want to get previous and next working for posts. It shouldn't be too hard.</p>

   <p><b>Created:</b> {{ .Date }}</p>

 </article>

-{{ end }}
\ No newline at end of file
+{{ end }}