Feat: Allow theme users to specify their own footer terms #558
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Instead of relying only on categories and tags, this allows users to specify their own partials, and for the given taxonomies, to generate them in the footers of posts
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Instead of relying only on categories and tags, this allows users to specify their own partials, and for the given taxonomies, to generate them in the footers of posts.
Now, if users want to have cute links to some terms in the footer of their posts, they just need to:
[params.taxonomyPartials], with the entries' keys equal to the plural form of the taxonomy and the values the path of the partial to be used.For example, if there exists the following taxonomy:
and a partial of name
taxonomy/authors.html, then the following configuration will generate those partials in the footers of the articles and on the summaries of the homepage:Checklist
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Testing Checklist
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