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Enter the title and content and then click `Publish` to save the content and publish the page. Notice how we do not have
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a `publish()` method in our model because the Wagtail base class `Page` model which we inherit from already takes care
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of that for us and we do not need to do extra work to ensure we can publish posts while saving the timestamp for when
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of that for us. Therefore we do not need to do extra work to ensure we can publish posts while saving the timestamp for when
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en/add_wagtail_to_your_website/wagtail_integration_adding_posts/README.md

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In the last section, we created a new page model which we used to add content to our homepage called `Homepage`, changed
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the root of our Wagtail site to use this new homepage. We also added the CSS styling we were already using in our
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project and now the Wagtail has the same look and feel as our website, which is really pretty amazing!
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project and now the Wagtail homepage has the same look and feel as our blog homepage, which is really pretty amazing!
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Now, we need to use our posts model to render the posts we already have on the blog using Wagtail.
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