How do I create multiple taxonomy lists?

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#1

Hey!

Within my site, I utilize the two default taxonomies for the blog. I have designed a list page to display these taxonomies, so when a user clicks a category, they see a list of posts relating to that category, and it works well.

I am creating a new section - integrations - where I want to list the software which our platform integrates with. I want to break these integrations down into categories. I then want to display the results for each of the categories in a list, like the blog above. But, I want to design the integrations list differently. How do I create two taxonomy list pages?

Also, currently, the taxonomy category pages reside on a URL like website.com/category. Is it possible to have: website.com/blog/category and website.com/integrations/category?

Thanks
Joe

#2

Your are currently assigning one or more categories to your “blog” pages.

You want to assign one or more categories to your “integration” pages.

Will the two content types share a particular category? For example, would you assign the category “foo” to both a “blog” page and an “integration” page?

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#3

I can keep them separate.

#4

So how about using a different taxonomy for your integration pages?

config.toml

[taxonomies]
  category = "categories"
  tag = "tags"
  type = "types"

Then create unique layouts as needed…

Taxonomy List of terms List of pages with a particular term
categories layouts/category/taxonomy.html layouts/category/term.html
tags layouts/tag/taxonomy.html layouts/tag/term.html
types layouts/type/taxonomy.html layouts/type/term.html

See https://gohugo.io/templates/lookup-order/

#5

Thank you for your feedback. This seems like a great solution and it answers my query re the multiple taxonomies. I will try this tonight. Once again, thank you

#6

You also asked about changing the URL of taxonomy and term pages.

If you want the list of categories to appear at /blog/categories:

  1. Create a new page:

    hugo new categories/_index.md

  2. Edit the new page:

    title = "Categories"
date = 2020-11-28T13:24:19-05:00
draft = false
url = "/blog/categories"

If you want the list of pages with the category “foo” to appear at /blog/category/foo, add a permalinks section to your site configuration file.

[permalinks]
categories = "/blog/category/:slug"