4. Make sure that the folder name is the same as the `theme` value:d
```yml
theme:cstate-master
```
5. Then try out the site! A link to it will be shown on screen.
3. Launch the development setup much like this:
```bash
hugo serve
hugo serve--baseUrl=/ --theme=cstate-master --themesDir=../..
```
The main directory is the theme itself (the cState guts, basically) and the `exampleSite` folder houses all content. Use this local setup to experiment before deploying to production!
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## FAQ
### Where do issues go? What is the frontmatter, how do I define metadata for issues?
### Where do issues go?
#### Using an admin panel (Netlify CMS)
This takes a little more effort to set up but pays off in the long run — [see the wiki](https://github.com/cstate/cstate/wiki) for up to date information.
#### Doing it from the Git repository
Create a file in `content/issues`. The name of the file will be the slug (what shows up in the URL bar). For example, this is what `major-outage-east-us.md` should look like: