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\n \n\n```\n\nThe script will look for the following class names to use as hooks for content within the template:\n\n- `article-time`: The time the article was published formatted as **2 May 2020**\n- `article-link`: The permalink for the article\n- `article-title`: The title of the article\n- `article-image`: The featured image of the article\n- `article-excerpt`: The excerpt of the article\n- `article-group`: The group of the article\n- `article-author`: The author(s) of the article\n\n\nYou can choose what content to display and how it will look by using the above classes. If you don't want a certain part of the content, for example the article image, then do not include an element with the class name of `article-image`.\n\n#### Blog Pattern\n\nYou can also render blog posts fetched by this module using Jinja pattern called `Blog`. More information about the pattern and its usage can be found in the [Vanilla documentation](https://vanillaframework.io/docs/patterns/blog#:~:text=and%20citation%20metadata.-,Dynamic%20content,-For%20scenarios%20where).\n\n### Options\n\nYou will need to pass some options to the script in order for it to know where the template is and where it should be rendered to. These are:\n\n- `articlesContainerSelector`: String - The container where the articles will be displayed\n- `articleTemplateSelector`: String - The template that will be used for the article\n- `allArticles`: Boolean - Fetch the latest posts in a single list regardless of sticky status, so featured (sticky) posts are included in the main container instead of being split into the spotlight slot (Optional)\n- `groupId`: Integer - Return posts in a specific group (Optional)\n- `gtmEventLabel`: String - An event label used for Google Analytics (Optional)\n- `hostname`: String - An optional hostname to be used for the permalink. By default the link is relative (Optional)\n- `imageClasses`: Array