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Fix minor spelling mistake
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## Thumbnails
Blowfish was built so it would be easy to add visual support to your articles. If your familiar with Hugo article structure, you just need to place an image file (almost all formats are supported but we recommend `.png` or `.jpg`) that starts with `feature*` inside your article folder. And that's it, Blowfish will then able to both use the image as a thumbnail within your website as well as for <a target="_blank" href="https://oembed.com/">oEmbed</a> cards across social platforms.
Blowfish was built so it would be easy to add visual support to your articles. If you're familiar with Hugo article structure, you just need to place an image file (almost all formats are supported but we recommend `.png` or `.jpg`) that starts with `feature*` inside your article folder. And that's it, Blowfish will then able to both use the image as a thumbnail within your website as well as for <a target="_blank" href="https://oembed.com/">oEmbed</a> cards across social platforms.
[Here]({{< ref "thumbnails" >}}) is also a guide with more info and a [sample]({{< ref "thumbnail_sample" >}}) if you want to see how you can do it.

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## Thumbnails & Backgrounds
Blowfish was built so it would be easy to add visual support to your articles. If your familiar with Hugo article structure, you just need to place an image file (almost all formats are supported but we recommend `.png` or `.jpg`) that starts with `feature*` inside your article folder. And that's it, Blowfish will then be able to both use the image as a thumbnail within your website as well as for <a target="_blank" href="https://oembed.com/">oEmbed</a> cards across social platforms.
Blowfish was built so it would be easy to add visual support to your articles. If you're familiar with Hugo article structure, you just need to place an image file (almost all formats are supported but we recommend `.png` or `.jpg`) that starts with `feature*` inside your article folder. And that's it, Blowfish will then be able to both use the image as a thumbnail within your website as well as for <a target="_blank" href="https://oembed.com/">oEmbed</a> cards across social platforms.
[Here]({{< ref "thumbnails" >}}) is also a guide with more info and a [sample]({{< ref "thumbnail_sample" >}}) if you want to see how you can do it.

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## Thumbnails
Blowfish was built so it would be easy to add visual support to your articles. If your familiar with Hugo article structure, you just need to place an image file (almost all formats are supported bue we recommend `.png` or `.jpg`) that starts with `feature*` inside your article folder. And that's it, Blowfish will then able to both use the image as a thumbnail within your website as well as for <a target="_blank" href="https://oembed.com/">oEmbed</a> cards across social platforms.
Blowfish was built so it would be easy to add visual support to your articles. If you're familiar with Hugo article structure, you just need to place an image file (almost all formats are supported bue we recommend `.png` or `.jpg`) that starts with `feature*` inside your article folder. And that's it, Blowfish will then able to both use the image as a thumbnail within your website as well as for <a target="_blank" href="https://oembed.com/">oEmbed</a> cards across social platforms.
[Here]({{< ref "thumbnails" >}}) is a guide with more info and a [sample]({{< ref "thumbnail_sample" >}}) if you want to see an example.