How to Create a Test Blog Using Real Images
Creating a test blog using your latest image uploads is a great way to validate your Supabase-powered CMS setup. This post demonstrates how to generate a blog using actual uploaded media, ensuring that everything from image rendering to content structuring works as expected.
Why Use Real Images in a Test Blog?
- Visual Validation: You get to verify if images appear correctly in both the hero and gallery sections.
- Performance Testing: See how different image formats and sizes affect load speed.
- Workflow Confirmation: Ensure that your image upload-to-publication pipeline is functioning.
Setting Up the Hero Image
Using the latest uploaded image, we can assign a compelling visual to the top of our article. This helps with both engagement and SEO.
Example:
image: "https://supabase.benharvey.org/storage/v1/object/public/benharvey.org/content-images/1748415299916-hero7.webp"
Organizing the Gallery Section
Here’s how to structure a four-image gallery at the bottom of your post:
## Gallery
<div class="image-grid">
</div>
Final Thoughts
This test blog confirms your CMS is ready to handle content with real media. From image rendering to metadata parsing, everything should now be functioning seamlessly.
Use this workflow to create future blog posts with confidence, and keep testing with real assets to ensure quality and consistency.
Gallery
