Closed paternal closed 6 years ago
Hello, not sure if this is a bug, or if I misconfigured something, but here is my problem.
A minimum working example is available in branch tags of project paternal/lektor-mwe.
lektor quickstart
I can tag blog pages, which means:
foo
/blog/tag/foo
/blog@tag/foo
From what I read in the documentation, I assumed that:
lektor-tags
Everything is done inside a virtualenv, on a Debian testing (buster).
$ python --version Python 3.6.6 $ lektor --version Lektor, version 3.1.1 $ pip --version pip 10.0.1 $ lektor plugins list tags (version 0.2)
I would appreciate help about how to fix this.
This was due to a bad configuration of the plugin in my website.
Sorry for the noise…
Hello, not sure if this is a bug, or if I misconfigured something, but here is my problem.
A minimum working example is available in branch tags of project paternal/lektor-mwe.
lektor quickstart
(paternal/lektor-mwe@c349f9f995cf452deba7abdb138ad07b439d66b6).What is working
I can tag blog pages, which means:
foo
.What is not working
/blog/tag/foo
are not created./blog@tag/foo
are not processed: they are rendered as is, and produce broken links.From what I read in the documentation, I assumed that:
/blog/tag/foo
would be automatically created, using the default template included in thelektor-tags
package;/blog@tag/foo
would be converted to URLs to pages/blog/tag/foo
.Environment
Everything is done inside a virtualenv, on a Debian testing (buster).
I would appreciate help about how to fix this.