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4 years ago You can create a featured category (see docs) and give it an arbitrary name.
https://hydejack.com/docs/basics/#adding-a-category-or-tag
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On 02.08.2020, at 20:52, AntsInMyEy3sJohnson notifications@github.com wrote: Hi everyone,
I've been playing around with Hydejack recently, loving it so far. Now I have a question I have been unable to figure out for myself:
Context
I have a bunch of blog posts that use the blog layout, i. e. there is an index.html file contained in their root directory, as explained in this piece of documentation. Because I want to write blog posts on different topics, posts on one topic go into a dedicated directory sitting at the Jekyll root (for example, [root]/software-engineering. Each post has a category configured in its Front Matter, as well as a couple of tags.
Problem
The default behavior for how blog post metadata gets generated seems to work like so:
[date] in [local folder] / [category] on [list of all tags]
In my case, this yields something like the following:
28 Jul 2020 in Software-engineering / Software engineering on Software systems, Orthogonality, Coupling, Cohesion
Software-engineering is not spelled like this in English, and I also don't like how the first word in each tag is capitalized, but the second one isn't. Therefore:
Question
How can I configure the way the blog post metadata is created? Most importantly, I'd like to disable the inclusion of the local directory within the metadata because that couples the underlying folder structure to the way the content stored therein is presented to readers -- a coupling that, in my opinion, is undesirable.
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AntsInMyEy3sJohnson
Hi everyone,
I've been playing around with Hydejack recently, loving it so far. Now I have a question I have been unable to figure out for myself:
Context
I have a bunch of blog posts that use the blog layout, i. e. there is an index.html file contained in their root directory, as explained in this piece of documentation. Because I want to write blog posts on different topics, posts on one topic go into a dedicated directory sitting at the Jekyll root (for example, [root]/software-engineering. Each post has a
categoryconfigured in its Front Matter, as well as a couple oftags.Problem
The default behavior for how blog post metadata gets generated seems to work like so:
[date] in [local folder] / [category] on [list of all tags]
In my case, this yields something like the following:
28 Jul 2020 in Software-engineering / Software engineering on Software systems, Orthogonality, Coupling, Cohesion
Software-engineering is not spelled like this in English, and I also don't like how the first word in each tag is capitalized, but the second one isn't. Therefore:
Question
How can I configure the way the blog post metadata is created? Most importantly, I'd like to disable the inclusion of the local directory within the metadata because that couples the underlying folder structure to the way the content stored therein is presented to readers -- a coupling that, in my opinion, is undesirable.