PHP code for a blog

Requirements  Administrators should be able use the admin section to upload a blog entry that consists of a title and blog text. o The easiest way to do this might be through a single form that allows all these fields, and saving the blog file into a new folder for each new entry. o All JavaScript injections to the form should be removed. HTML formatting may or may not be allowed, depending on your discretion.  Your blogging platform should have a standard layout including a site name and page header on the top of every page. o The easiest way to do this is to create a set of reusable layout functions that are used on all your pages  Your blogging platform should allow regular internet users to view up to the last five blog entries on the main page of the website. Each blog entry should clearly show the title, the blog text that the administrator uploaded for that entry. o This might be best achieved by scanning the directory where you store all blog entries, and loading the files for each blog and displaying them using a custom function o Blogs entries should be saved in files for safe keeping  Your blogging platform should also show in a common footer at the bottom of every page the number of times the user has visited any page o There should also be a button to reset the count to zero o This is achieved best with session variables Graduate Extension  Clicking on each blog entry’s title from the user page should display a new page containing only that blog entry. o This should be using a second .php page, or you could alternatively use a $_GET request on the main index page.  Administrators should also be able to add an optional image to blog entries o Add file uploading to the main blog upload on the admin section and save the uploaded image to the same folder as the blog entries  Users of the main blog site should see the images uploaded with each blog entry if one exists.