I'd like to raise the feature of standalone pages. I think we're all probably familiar with Pages that most blog software allows the option of making. Wordpress does a much better job at explaining than me, for anyone who is not familiar.
I think these would be a good complement to the drummer blog posts. We do have the About page functionality but this is just a single page. It would be good to leverage the drummer outliner to publish other pages that all fit the same style etc. e.g. list of my favourite books, or websites I like to visit or anything that doesn't want to get "lost" in time.
We do already have an option to build a standalone page in Drummer, but (in my testing) doesn't quite render in a suitable manner. In OldSchoolBlog there's comments about how to make a page, but the format is a new hierarchy in one's blog.opml like this:
With attributes type=page and relpath=my-page.html set on headline.
However, the final output's direct link URLs link to non-real items and the headline is also a link to a non-real item. Here's an example.
From my perspective, resolving these minor link issues would give everything needed but opening it up for discussion on the idea and alternatives etc. Thanks.
I'd like to raise the feature of standalone pages. I think we're all probably familiar with Pages that most blog software allows the option of making. Wordpress does a much better job at explaining than me, for anyone who is not familiar.
I think these would be a good complement to the drummer blog posts. We do have the About page functionality but this is just a single page. It would be good to leverage the drummer outliner to publish other pages that all fit the same style etc. e.g. list of my favourite books, or websites I like to visit or anything that doesn't want to get "lost" in time.
We do already have an option to build a standalone page in Drummer, but (in my testing) doesn't quite render in a suitable manner. In OldSchoolBlog there's comments about how to make a page, but the format is a new hierarchy in one's blog.opml like this:
With attributes
type=pageandrelpath=my-page.htmlset on headline.However, the final output's direct link URLs link to non-real items and the headline is also a link to a non-real item. Here's an example.
From my perspective, resolving these minor link issues would give everything needed but opening it up for discussion on the idea and alternatives etc. Thanks.