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# Featured posts
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You can enable featured posts with the following config:
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```yaml
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---
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Name: featured-posts-blog-config
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---
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Blog:
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extensions:
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- BlogFeatureExtension
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BlogPost:
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extensions:
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- BlogPostFeatureExtension
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```
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This will enable a checkbox in the CMS, with which you can feature blog posts:
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By default, the template will show the most recent featured post at the top of the
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list of posts in a blog. This post will be removed from the normal list of blog posts.
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You can increase the number of specially-displayed feature posts by modifying the
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template to show more, and by changing the following config setting:
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```
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<% if $CanHaveFeaturedBlogPosts && $FeaturedBlogPosts %>
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<% loop $FeaturedBlogPosts.Limit(10) %>
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<% include FeaturedPostSummary %>
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<% end_loop %>
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<% end_if %>
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```
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```yaml
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BlogFeatureExtension:
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excluded_feature_posts: 10
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```
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