Whird features
Whird’s main feature is in its use of the Markdown text-to-HTML formatting syntax. All posts and pages can be written using Markdown or HTML, or a mixture of both. Whird is designed around the idea that there are 2 types of content, those being date sensitive blog posts which get archived once written, and wiki style pages which may have many edits and change over time.
Other features include:
- Secure three-factor login authentication with protection against brute force attacks
- Customisable themes
- Outputs HTML5 by default
- Support for static and dynamic pages, or a mixture of both
- Basic file upload support and browsing
- Tagging of posts and pages
- Searching of posts and pages
- Per page/post custom CSS
- Private posts and pages
- Post drafting and previewing
- Wiki style page revisions
- Choice of Atom or RSS feed formats
- Feeds by tag
- Support for feed enclosures
- Support for myOpenID OpenID delegation (use your domain as your OpenID login)
- User comments with moderating system
- Contact form
- Customisable SpamSnake
- Optional Akismet spam filtering service
- Optional Ping-o-Matic update when creating new blog posts
- Hooks for actions such as creating new posts