I think there is a problem with the documentation.
The taxonomy page has an example of producing a list of directors.
The list-page for a director is retrieved via GetPage on the path /directors/$name
. The $name
is retrieved via a range over Params "directors"
.
The data given in the example is
directors: [ "Joel Coen", "Ethan Coen" ]
Params will return “Joel Coen”, but the page is actually joel-coen.
Is there a function to transform what Params returns into the page name?
I know something like
replace (lower $tag) " " "-"
will do the trick, but shouldn’t there be a built-in so that if the rules get more complicated?
At the very least, the docs need to be updated to show this.
zwbetz
2
Am curious, besides joel-cohen
, how would you have named the page?
bep
3
There is a long story here, and I would have improved this situation if it wasn’t so hard without breaking stuff. In short:
- The taxonomy entries are normalized as map keys to work as paths/URLs
- So it beomces “directors/ethan-coen”
- If you set
preserveTaxonomyNames=true
in site config, you will probably be happier
- You can also add “directors/ethan-coen/_inded.md” with the title etc. that you want
My apologies that I wasn’t clear on my concerns.
The fact that the page name gets mangled is fine. However:
-
The example in the docs as written does not work.
-
There is no function that mangles the name using the same rules as the core generator.
The ideal state (for me) would be that such a function is added and then the docs updated to use it.
ju52
5
_inded.md? do you mean _index.md?
Ah. That was the one I was overlooking. The example for the function even shows it being used for that purpose.
Thank you.
Would you accept a PR for a doc update for the Taxonomy page I referenced?
maiki
8
Yes please. See Documentation | Hugo for links and practices. 