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The **Blog Module Public Views** offers the following features:
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-**Archive Selector:** Automatically groups posts by month and year, allowing users to filter posts by specific periods.
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-**Tag Selector:** Enables filtering of posts by specific tags. By default, only tags with associated posts are displayed.
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-**Search Posts:** Incorporates a simple search feature within the module.
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-**Archive Selector:** Automatically groups posts by month and year, allowing users to filter posts by specific periods.
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-**Tag Selector:** Enables filtering of posts by specific tags. By default, only tags with associated posts are displayed.
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-**Search Posts:** Incorporates a simple search feature within the module.
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<imgsrc="art/modular-blog-index.jpg"alt="Modular Blog Index"style="width: 100%;">
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To access the Blog Module's CMS (Content Management System), login in to the Modular CMS using the configured path in your `config/modular.php` file in the `login-url` key (for example `/admin`). The Blog Management links will be listed in the sidebar menu.
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#### Blog Site View
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#### Blog Site View
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By default, you can access the blog posts controller in the `/blog` route registered by the module.
These commands allow you to selectively seed your database with the blog module's content and ACL permissions, offering a more controlled setup process.
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