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 ![Banner Image]({{ image }}#center)
 <br/>
-Welcome back to my blog! This one is a brief one. Just a showcase of what Eleventy can do with Markdown!
+Welcome back to my blog! This one is a brief post. Just a showcase of what Eleventy can do with Markdown!
+
+---
 
 ## What is Eleventy?
 Eleventy (or 11ty) is a simpler static site generator. It's written in JavaScript and transforms a directory of templates of various types into a folder of plain HTML files. It's known for its flexibility, speed, and the fact that it doesn't ship any client-side JavaScript by default.
 
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+---
 
 ## Markdown Features
 Eleventy has excellent support for Markdown. Here are some examples of what you can do.
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 {%- endfor -%}
 </ul>
 
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+---
 
 ## Shortcodes
 Shortcodes are reusable snippets of content. You could create a shortcode for a callout box like this:
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 This is a custom callout box created with a shortcode. It's a great way to create reusable components.
 {% endcallout %}
 
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+---
 
 ## Layouts
 Layouts allow you to wrap your content in a parent template. For example, this entire page could be a Markdown file that uses a main layout file to provide the header, footer, and overall page structure. This avoids repeating the same HTML in every file.
 
 In your Markdown file's front matter, you would specify the layout like this:
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 ```
 ---
 layout: post.njk