Was just looking into the way jseblod handles templating and had a questions. One thing I liked about bContent (I was a beta tester, but it never ended up launching), was that it's templating was just like Joomla's template overrides and all normal article variables (link titles, author name, etc.) could be called using the same syntax. There was nothing in the back end to manage Joomla's article fields, but if you wanted them or not you would just code them in just like a template override. This was simple, and maintains consistency. Consistency I think is more important in the long run (beginners and advanced alike).
Aside from a minor gripe, I'm wondering if I can get better SEF than in the demo. Here's the code you're using for the article titles of the recipes:
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<a href="index.php?option=com_content&id=<?php echo $this->content->id;?
>" title="<?php echo $this->content->title; ?>">
<h3><?php echo $this->content->title; ?> </h3>
</a>
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But that gives a url like (for Mojito):
demo.jseblod.com/drink-category/474.html
in Joomla's blog_item.php, the variable $this->item->readmore_link gives us a better SEF url that has the word mojito in it instead of just 474 (and an SEF extension would get rid of the 474).
