pawandubey
commented
9 years ago Won't be supporting categories explicitly, as any file placed under a certain folder is already in that category(the folder name) implicitly.
Closed pawandubey closed 9 years ago
pawandubey
commented
9 years ago Won't be supporting categories explicitly, as any file placed under a certain folder is already in that category(the folder name) implicitly.
Right now Griffin does not support classification or grouping of the posts and pages in any way. However, this is a desirable feature. Users may want to keep a collection of pages under one category (such as "tutorials") and may want them to come under a common URL root, eg. For categories: www.example.com/categories/tutorials/my-tutorial/ www.example.com/categories/tutorials/my-second-tutorial/ or For tags: www.example.com/tags/java/i-love-java/ www.example.com/tags/code/i-love-java/
By convention, a piece of content "belongs" to only one category but can "have" many tags. That is, each post will have only one category, but will have a list of tags.
So add the required functionality to implement the same. With the option in the config file to switch on/off the feature.
Additional: provide URL rewriting choices to the users. See #21