I discussed this option in the IRC channel, because I don't think it's
very clear. When I first read the list of options I was under the
impression that Pelican could do rewriting of urls. I discovered that
this isn't the case, so I discusses this in the IRC channel and got the
encouragement to submit a pull request.
reST example of the section "Linking to internal content" had incorrect
metadata. Moreover, time was missing from the date of both markdown and
reST example.
This was pointed out by [lefromage at #pelican](https://botbot.me/freenode/pelican/msg/2235275/)
I noted that if you set the `ARTICLE_URL` site variable to have some depth and just create relative links, they will not link correctly.
by prefacing the link with `{{ SITEURL}}/` it seems to ensure proper links are created and works with the `make devserver` mode
I wrote a plugin that I'd like to also be able to run on pages in
addition to articles. Adding this signal will let me update the content
when a page is finished being generated.
This commit adds documentation to the getting started guide which describes that
articles must contain a manually set 'date' metadata attribute unless the
DEFAULT_DATE setting is specified.
This fixes some incorrect documentation behavior discussed in the ticket.
The existing related posts example doesn't show properties for the collection, this could be confusing to individuals who are not programmers, because as it was the code would render five bullet points.
I am also looking to add some type of loop control or if statement to the loop to detect duplicate, I tried t a dictionary sort filter through jinja, bu that through an error, the following is not guarantted to work then:
{% set LASTARTICLE = "notset" %}
{% if article.related_posts %}
<ul>
{% for related_post in article.related_posts|dictsort(false, 'url') %}
{% if not (LASTARTICLE == related_post.url) %}
<li><a href="{{ related_post.url }}">{{ related_post.title }}</a></li>
{% endif %}
{% set LASTARTICLE = related_post.url %}
{% endfor %}
</ul>
{% endif %}
the dicsort does not work (is this not a dict, I'm not a python guy so I'm just hacking at it.
