Leaf bundle pages not being built

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I am still having a hard time with leaf bundles …

This is the structure I have:

/ content/post/2018-12-19-xmas2018/
|
|
|- Index.md
|- Pan1.md
|_ Pan2.md

For some reason, the Pan files don’t get built and aren’t even accessible from a shortcode with .GetPage:

{{ .Site.GetPage “Pan1.md” }} always returns nill.

index.md contains the following:

---
date: 2018-12-19T10:53:25Z
description: ""
draft: false
resources: 
- src: images/header-xmas2018.jpeg
  name: "header"
- src: "gallery/*.jpg"
  name: gallery-:counter
  title: gallery-title-:counter
- src:
  name: slide-1
slug:
subtitle: 
tags: 
  - Xmas 
  - Xmas2018
  - Xmas18
categories: 
  - Creativity
title: "Christmas 2018"
layout: single
type: post

options:
  unlisted: false
  showHeader: true
  hideFooter: false
  hideSubscribeForm: false
scripts:
  -
---

<div class="row">
{{< showpage >}}

What is it that I am not understanding correctly?

2

See the last row of the first table on Page bundles | Hugo.

For leaf bundles, you cannot access the non-index.md pages as regular pages, because they are page resources.

You need to access the other pages as you would fetch resources.

3

Thanks for this. I ended up structuring the content like so:

/ content/post/2018-12-19-xmas2018/
|
|- xmas-1/index.md
|- Pan1/index.md
|- Pan2/index.md

This way I can keep the related content all in the same folder. I’m using params to keep the pan1 and pan2 content unlisted and get the same effect anyway. :slight_smile:

4

I believe it would be a more canonical style to instead make that a branch bundle:

/ content/
    | - post/
        | - 2018-12-19-xmas2018/ 
            |- _index.md 
            |- Pan1.md 
            |- Pan2.md

You can do the same in Pan1.md and Pan2.md too.

Now that this is a branch bundle, _index.md will default to using the list template. So you just need to override the layout front-matter in that.

5

That would also work, but my list template is very specific to split content into “chapters”. Since my only requirement was to keep the folders together, this will do nicely :slight_smile: