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Magnolia - Could I include a blog for this template? If so, how?

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  1. Carrie Wrigley
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Hey Joomla51 - I have happily been using your templates for several years now, but am now wanting to update the look by replacing templates on some of the sites. I am looking through the Joomla51 Demo Server, as my account is still active. I really love the look and functionality of Magnolia, your newest template. However, unlike many of the others, this one does not have a "Blog" function displayed on the menu bar of the template demo.

Is it still possible to do a Blog format within Magnolia? Or would I need to choose Harmony or one of the others containing "Blog" in the demo in order to accomplish this? If I can do it in Magnolia (my preference) how would this best be done?
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HI Carrie

Our Magnolia template can also be used to display a blog in the same manner as other templates. It just so happens that an example was not included in the template demo. Following is a tutorial on how to create a blog using Joomla... https://www.templatemonster.com/help/joomla-3-x-how-to-create-blog-page.html

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