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MDN’s page on HTML headings describes the best practices for using heading elements to structure a web page.

If you have told Podcaster where to find your podcast audio files, it can provide you with some fun facts about your podcast that you can include in your podcast templates. field value podcastData.numberOfEpisodes The number of episodes in the podcast pod…

So, I’m currently going through my podcast websites and adding interactive transcripts to the episode pages.

Version 1.0.0 of Podcaster was released on 8 January 2025.

Each podcast episode in Podcaster is represented by a template with the tag podcastEpisode.

In my first post a few weeks ago, I showed you a simple way to create a home page for your podcast — by creating a template which loops through the podcastEpisode collection and renders some HTML containing the information for each episode.

Podcasts are an audio medium, of course, but your listeners’ podcast players describe each of your episodes using text — a title, a short description and a long description.

--- title: Entering a new phase episode: title: S1E1, Entering a new phase (The Power of the Daleks) itunesTitle: Entering a new phase (The Power of the Daleks) --- If you’ve read the documentation page about how to provide episode information to Podc…

You can put whatever you want on your podcast site’s home page, but the most obvious and straightforward approach might be to present a list of episodes in reverse chronological order.