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# Setup
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## Requirements
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silverstripe/cms: ~3.1
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```
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## Suggested Modules
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```
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silverstripe/widgets: *
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silverstripe/comments: *
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```
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## Installation
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composer require silverstripe/blog 2.0.x-dev
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```
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## Usage
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Because the blog is part of the SiteTree the usage is the same as any other page.
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By default, blog posts are filtered out of the SiteTree to avoid clutter and instead put in a GridField inside
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of the blog. If you wish to display the blog posts within the site tree you can do so using Silverstripe config.
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In mysite/_config/settings.yml
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```yaml
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BlogPost:
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show_in_sitetree: true
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```
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Doing this will remove the GridField & result in a normal behaving SiteTree.
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