test.
Living proof that you can host your images on Blogspot, then call them in an Eleventy blog with a native image optimizer setting in an Eleventy shortcode, so whatever the original image file format, it always ends up as .webp with a fallback or .avif (if you set it that way).
And since it has been successful, I'm now starting to think about using Blogspot for writing in my own language and calling the images to my Eleventy static blog.
This is a solution for the image problem. You know, if you use a static site, you need to call images via a URL and host them on another image hosting service like Netlify, upload them manually to a GitHub repo, then have Netlify build and call them via a link URL in your Eleventy blog.
It's fine, but for devices with low specs this is a disaster. However, with a WYSIWYG editor, writing a blog and uploading images happens in a single place.
But I do love writing in Markdown, so I'll just do this combination, I guess. code is mess but totally work so well.
