Hello, I’m trying to make a list of sections that are available for users to navigate into. My thinking is to treat them like categories. I tried this code: {{ range .Site.Sections }} <li><a href="/{{ . }}">{{ . }}</a></li> {{ end }} This was the resulting output: <li><a href="/[%7b0%20%7d]">[{…

I think a better approach is to use the [variables][2] like .Permalink to make it explicit what you’re trying to do instead of the .. {{ range .Site.Sections }} <li><a href="{{ .Permalink }}">{{ .Title }}</a></li> {{ end }} [image] Vanellope: How do I get the name of the section for output? …

Jura - I tried that but it didn’t work. I get the following errors: ERROR: 2015/08/24 template: theme/partials/footer.html:16:27: executing “theme/partials/footer.html” at <.Permalink>: can’t evaluate field Permalink in type hugolib.WeightedPages in theme/partials/footer.html ERROR: 2015/08/24 …

I’ve figured it out. I needed to turn on “SectionPagesMenu”. I did not expect to find the answer there.

I tried the same but the docs regarding .Site.Sections are a bit confusing. The variable is defined as: .Site.Sections Top level directories of the site. So, after knowing this I wanted to print them out: {{ range .Site.Sections }} <a href="#">{{ . }}</a> {{ end }} And my used dummy folder…

[image] digitalcraftsman: The final output is disapointing: Disappointing? The section list is of type Taxonomy. You don’t have to guess – this is all documented: http://godoc.org/github.com/spf13/hugo/hugolib#Taxonomy

Is there a reason why this variable has the type Taxonomy? I would interpret the documentation’s definition of .Site.Sections .Site.Sections Top level directories of the site. as all direct sub-directories of content, e.g. in content/post/ the section would be post. And that’s also the way how y…

[image] digitalcraftsman: Is there a reason why this variable has the type Taxonomy? Because a section kind of is a special kind of taxonomy? Why does it matter what the name of the type is?

It just confused me what .Site.Sections returned and what I falsely expected. But you already explained it in the first sentence why the type is taxonomy. Update: What actually confused me was that I didn’t know the return values of range. Instead of using the terrible workaround from above you c…

im stack on this i want to show subsections

@digitalcraftsman , when I do the following, I get nothing. The part inside <ul>...</ul> works fine. What am I missing? [image] digitalcraftsman: {{ replace $section "-" " " }}

How to list sections?

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How to list sections?

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