When you're logged in as E.g. an author, the admin panel isn't good at telling you why you can't edit a post. I've found two specific cases - the /edit URL and search, but I think they are both very similar.

To Reproduce

Case 1: search

1. In admin search for a post you can't edit
2. See the post listed in the results
3. Click on the post
4. You are taken to the posts list with no

I think this would be very useful.
The current template (actually not even a template) is meant to be deleted right after the document is created... Which makes create new document a little bit more complex than it should be.

Thanks

After setup my blog (BlogEngine.net 3.3.8.0 on IIS 8.0) to use https I cannot publish anymore a post. Neither I cannot re-add my blog after remove it.

When I try to do, I receive this error

Open Live Writer

Can't connect to your blog service:
Network Connection Error - Error attempting to connect to blog at:
http://www.myDomain.com

Describe the bug

if you start MySQL with --ssl mode enabled writefreely won't connect to the database.

Steps to reproduce (if necessary)

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. start MySQL with --ssl mode.
2. run writefreely --config and set the proper database credentials
3. writefreely will error try to connect to the databse with this authentication plugin is not supported

In the documentation on the wyam website, and also in the Image module, there are references to SetJpegQuality, but this function was removed in Wyamio/Wyam@b9c8b6d#diff-32ea30b39bc5a67b2c9f6c3e331a6b69

Was this removed as a mistake, or in the course of some other refactor that did not get updated documentation?

I've noticed that other blogging platforms have a facility that lists all the elements that can/needed to be styled by a particular theme. This, to me, is a good addition that can take plenty of the guess work out of theme creation and provide an opportunity to further standardize tags and naming conventions for themes going forward.

See https://demo.ghost.io/style-test/ for an example.

Related to #34, it would be great to show the description field of the Category on the search result page. However, currently only the name of the category is accessible in the template via entries_by_category in routes.py. While #94 contains basically a workaround to this, from a user perspective

The original close icon for the subscribe button was being pulled from some CDN source that no longer exists, so we'll need to provide a replacement or fix for this.

When installing Ghost there isn't an option to specify a custom database port for MySQL. If you're installing it on a managed database service that runs on a non-standard MySQL port this means you have to install ghost initially and let it fail, then manually edit the config.production.json file and add the port, then restart ghost.

The current README contains a link that is supposed to link to the app's Google Play listing, but this listing is no longer available. Searching for the app directly in the Play Store yields no results as well.