tdreyno/middleman-blog — Issue #6: The project documentation is not at all clear how to enable tags.
Author: blt
Created: 2011-11-27 18:43:29+00:00
State: open

I'm using the [Middleman Blog](http://middlemanapp.com/guides/blog/) guide for reference material.

```
$ gem install middleman
********************************************************************************

Welcome to Middleman 2.0

In addition to many new features, some backwards-incompatible
changes have been made to the structure of Middleman sites.

Before running you old, v1.x project on Middleman 2.0,
review the Migration guide:

http://middlemanapp.com/guides/migrating

********************************************************************************
Successfully installed middleman-2.0.14
1 gem installed

$ gem install middleman-blog
Successfully installed middleman-blog-0.1.3
1 gem installed

$ middleman init blogtagblues --template=blog
/home/blt/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p0/gems/middleman-2.0.14/lib/middleman/guard.rb:
5: Use RbConfig instead of obsolete and deprecated Config.
create blogtagblues/config.ru
create blogtagblues/config.rb
create blogtagblues/source
create blogtagblues/source/2011/01/01/new-article.html.markdown
create blogtagblues/source/_article_template.erb
create blogtagblues/source/archives/index.html.erb
create blogtagblues/source/feed.xml.builder
create blogtagblues/source/index.html.erb
create blogtagblues/source/layout.erb
create blogtagblues/source/stylesheets
create blogtagblues/source/javascripts
create blogtagblues/source/images
```

You may find blogtagblues [here](https://github.com/blt/blogtagblues). I edit `source/2011/01/01/new-article.html.markdown` to look like so:

```

---
title: "New Article title"
date: 01/01/2011
tags: blogging
---

Content of my article
```

and find that, after I've started up `middleman server` for this project I'm greeted with the exception:

```
NameError at /
undefined local variable or method `blog_taglink' for #<#:0xaef6a64>
file: feature.rb location: block (3 levels) in registered line: 96
```