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Steemit Condenser Contributions: Creating and loading template from the post editor

Context

I regularly create witnesses reports or Condenser contributions report manually (because I want to review the content before posting). To help simplify the task I have created my own Chrome extension that can save/load markdown templates and inject them into the post editor of Steemit.

Recently @smooth suggested that the condenser should allow us to set a default value for the post payout type (declined, 50/50 or 100% SP). While I believe it's a good idea, I preferred to actually be able to save those in a template like what SteemPeak is doing. This would allow you to set your preferred payout type and beneficiaries for different type of posts.

The work done

First, when you click on the "Advanced settings" from the post editor, it will show the Post templates section where you will be able to save a new template. Simply choose your payout and beneficiaries, give the template a name and click on "Save". This will save the post details (title, body and tags) and the advanced settings.

No template available

Once at least one template is saved, you will be able to choose it from a drop down menu when you go back into the advanced settings. Clicking on "Save" will then apply it to the current form (this will overwrite any existing title, body and tags).

Choosing an existing template

Steemit Condenser Pull Request

This feature is not out yet, a pull request has been created: https://github.com/steemit/condenser/pull/3674

Once approved and merged, it will be available in a future release by Steemit Inc.


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Comments · 19

  • @turce1939(25)· 1614d

    I was also trying to edit the templates for my presentations work but they didn't work. Now, I have downloaded some pitch deck-based templates from the https://masterbundles.com/templates/presentations/google-slides/pitch-deck/ website which I liked so much. If you guys ever need help with this then you must go with this.

  • @jekhy(7)· 2414d

    Thanks for the post.

  • @dropdeadfred(25)· 2418d

    Some great information!

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  • @steem.leo(71)· 2418d

    Hey @quochuy. Really excited to see that you built this out for condenser. Thanks for taking on the initiative.

    We tried to merge your PR into the https://steemleo.com site and are having trouble getting saved templates to appear as an option to load a new post.

    Any ideas?

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  • @cryptosearch(49)· 2418d

    Nice work

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    👍

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    👍

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    Thank you 🙂👍

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  • @murathe(61)· 2419d

    Hey @quochuy, am a starter into the Python world and currently coming across this post and getting amazed by the developments you pitching.

    I'd be happy getting a way to you for some tips on building a simple frontend for steem as part of my projects(bootcamp). Please do let me know how to contact you. Thanks.

  • @transisto(75)· 2419d

    #steemdev used to be a popular tag for such post.

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    Good

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