Minimal List Dates
A plain text list of post titles with publish dates beside each one. Use it when you want a fast, distraction free archive of all your writing.
A plain text list of post titles with publish dates beside each one. Use it when you want a fast, distraction free archive of all your writing.
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Minimal List Dates opens with a heading and a short subheading, then renders a ruled list of articles. Each row holds the post title on the left, a category label beneath it, and a publish date pinned to the right. A chevron fades in on hover to signal the row is a link. A centered "View All Articles" button closes the section.
Every part of the list is independent. You can add or remove rows, toggle the category label on or off, and rewrite the heading and subheading without affecting the rest. The button at the bottom is also optional if you are showing the complete archive on one page.
Use this layout when you want visitors to scan your full writing history at a glance without committing to large images or excerpts. It suits a standalone writing archive, a resources page on a real estate marketplace where agents publish market reports and guides, or a personal site where dates signal how active and current your thinking is. Compared to the card grid or carousel options in this group, it takes up far less vertical space and keeps focus on the titles themselves.
A natural flow around it on a Portfolio page:
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The block is built for any written content you publish regularly, not just classic blog posts. A few ways to use it:
Tip: keep titles short enough to fit one line at desktop width so the date stays visually paired with the entry it belongs to.