Content adapters: Creating multi-level subpages

support
1

Hello,
I want to create a similar structure
docs/test/
_content.gotmpl
_index.md
2024/
_index.md
January/
_index.md
February/
_index.md
…
2025/
_index.md
January/
_index.md
…

_content.gotmpl


{{ range $uniqueYears }}
  {{ $currentYear := . }}
    ....
    {{ $yearPageDict := dict
      "content" $yearContentDict
      "kind" "section"
      "params" $yearParamsDict
      "path" $yearPagePath
      "title" (printf "%s" $currentYear)
    }}
    {{ $.AddPage $yearPageDict }}

    {{ range $uniqueMonths }}
      {{ $currentMonth := . }}
        ...
        {{ $monthPageDict := dict
          "content" $monthContentDict
          "kind" "page"
          "params" $monthParamsDict
          "path" $monthPagePath
          "title" $monthName
        }}
        {{ $.AddPage $monthPageDict }}
  {{ end }}
{{ end }}

If you look at the links
docs/test/test3/2024/_index.md/
docs/test/test3/2024/07/_index.md/
docs/test/test3/2024/06/_index.md/ the path is indicated there, but visually it looks wrong. There is no nested system. I expect that when I click on the year, the months will be visible. And now I see the month on the same level as the year. I see this error only if I create pages through gotmpl

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2

I’m not sure what that means, but this sounds like a CSS issue or a question for the theme’s author.

4

I’ve updated my post with more details. Strangely, this happens only if I create md files through a gotmpl file

5

All these hava a trailing slash ?

Please keep in mind that from source to visual a lot of components are involved. So a stripped down version of the adapter won`t be enough.

Also you omitted the complete path calculation…

Also the theme is important

You might get better assistance if you share your code

6

Hi, Thank you for the questions and advice
All these have a trailing slash? -Yes, they all have a trailing slash

7

A slash after the file extension? Sound weird
So compare the

  • filename of a working non adapter source file
  • with your calculated filename in the adapter